What is the correct process for changing employers regarding visas and work permits in Thailand?

Feb 5, 2019
6 years ago
Joshua *******
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I am switching companies, need some help understanding the correct process between my visas and work permits.

My question is this the correct process, and also is it possible to get my new work permit with my current non b?

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I currently have a 1 year non b from Penang, it is good until March 2019. On the visa is the name of the company that sponsored the visa, it is hand-written in Thai.

I HAD a work permit that was due to expire this week, last week at the labor office we canceled through some understanding from the labor dept as that was the correct thing to do.

In order to get a new work permit and eventually get to a 1 year extension stamp, what is the correct process?

My understanding is:

1. Get the invitation letter from the labor department

2. Exit Thailand, get the non b at an embassy

3. Come back into Thailand

4. Get the work permit for the new company

5. Go to Chaeng Wattana for the 30 day stamp

6. 1 month later get the 1 year extension

Any and all help much appreciated!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking guidance on the correct procedure for switching companies in Thailand, specifically regarding their visa and work permit situation. They currently hold a valid one-year Non-B visa sponsored by their previous employer, and they need to confirm whether they can obtain a new work permit under this visa. Additionally, they outline a proposed process for obtaining the new work permit and the necessary 30-day extension, asking for validation or corrections to this process.
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