Hi,
I'm planning to apply next week for the DTV soft power in Hanoi.
I'm currently on a non-b with work permit, but have stopped working. My employer says they will only cancel the work permit when I go abroad next week and that my current visa will then be automatically invalidated. Is this correct? I read online that I should go to immigration to cancel my visa on person, but this might only be the case when you are in Thailand on the moment you cancel?
Has anyone recently went from a non-b to DTV in Hanoi and can they advise me on whether they require any extra documents on this?
Thanks in advance!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The individual plans to apply for a DTV soft power visa in Hanoi while currently holding a Non-B visa and a work permit from a job they have stopped working at. They are uncertain about the process of cancelling their Non-B visa and work permit, with mixed advice from their employer about the validity of their visa once they travel abroad. The consensus from community responses is to cancel the work permit first, then the Non-B visa at the immigration office in Thailand, as the visa does not automatically cancel upon departure. After cancellation, a grace period of 7-14 days is granted to prepare for leaving the country or obtaining a new work permit.
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