Will I face an overstay situation if my Work Permit and Non-B visa are canceled before I leave Thailand?

The user is concerned about the potential for overstaying their visa if their company cancels their work permit and Non-B visa before their planned departure from Thailand. Responses indicate that typically, when a work visa is canceled, there is a very limited grace period to leave the country, often just a few days. However, since the user works for a BOI company, they might have a slightly extended window, but it is advised to confirm with immigration authorities for accurate guidance. Users recommend ensuring the visa is properly canceled to avoid future issues and fines.