Thanks for accepting me to the group!
I am a US citizen who has been working in Thailand on a non-B visa since September 2018. My re-entry visa expired on August 17th 2020 and unfortunately my employer failed to renew it prior to that date. My last 90 day check-in was completed on June 4th.
Normally I understand I would have to exit the country, reapply for a new non-B visa, and re-enter. But given the challenges of finding a flight back and forth to a country which I can enter with a US passport, it is unclear if I will be able to do so. I would obviously also like to avoid quarantining if possible.
So are there any options available for me to renew my non-B visa without leaving the country?
Thank you in advance for the advice.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A US citizen working in Thailand on a non-B visa faces challenges after their re-entry permit expired. The discussion revolves around possible options for renewing the non-B visa without leaving the country, especially considering the ongoing amnesty policy. Advice suggests that if the individual applies for a new yearly extension before the amnesty period ends, they can still obtain it. Additionally, the conversation touches on the process of securing a new re-entry permit after receiving the extension.