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Will obtaining a work visa in Bangladesh void my NON-O extension in Thailand?

Thailand Visa Extension NON-O Visa Work Visa Re-Entry Permit Immigration Rules

Apr 21, 2018

7 years ago

David **********

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I have been offered work in Bangladesh, and I am on a 12 extension of non0 based on retirement. The employer in Bangladesh will apply for all paperwork there including the  E visa. 

My question is,  having a work visa for Bangladesh, will that void my extension here?

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The user is concerned whether obtaining a work visa for Bangladesh will affect their current NON-O extension in Thailand, which is based on retirement. The comments clarify that working abroad does not affect the Thai visa status but emphasize the importance of obtaining a re-entry permit if the user plans to leave Thailand.

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Valère *************************

No problem.

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Sean *************

If you leave Thailand without a RE-ENTRY PERMIT your extension will be voided.

Single Entry Re-entry Permit is ฿1000

Multiple Entry Re-entry Permit is ฿3800

Get it before you go!

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David **********

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@Sean ************

that is my plan too, but still hope to extend again next year here, I prefer this to be my port of home,

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@David *********

, sound like you’re all set.

I’m in a similar situation. Having lived in Thailand for too many years, I’ve just left for work in another country. Over 50, I’m just going to make my visits using the Non-O with my time off.

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David **********

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I have a multiple re-entry

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Robert *******

NO, you are not allowed to work in Thailand, what you do abroad is none of their business.

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David **********

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Thanks Robert I thought that was the case. Just wanted to make sure,

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