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Hello, My friend has a *work permit until July 2026*. Company of him (49%) with nominees (51%), so not legit. we know. should not been done . Has non-B-eVisa-90days from an embassy until *May 20th*. He will leaved Thailand on May 3rd.
Here are the question - can he return next day (or only after May 20th?) ? can he receive 60 days stamp? is there a need to cancel work permit prior to leaving the kingdom?
I need advise! so I’m on a Non b visa extension and about to change my school, it expires on 30 April but I’ve resigned a month earlier so my current school will be cancelling my WP on 1 April, they said I have to wait 4-7 days but the problem is I’ll have to leave the country the same day I cancel my visa . I’ll have to book my tickets in advance because it gets really expensive if I do last minute.
Is there a chance that we can cancel the visa after a few days of getting the WP cancelled without breaking any rules or regulations? Or any complications on re entry ?
Hi.. Is there anyone here familiar with the new online e-work permit system? I already canceled the Non-B extension at Chaengwattana and left Thailand. I needed to cancel the work permit (WP). I have the old blue book, but when I contacted the department, they said I needed to do it online. I have an agent, but she is not responsive. It's very difficult to work with her. She's managing closing the company (DBD, revenue, SS), and she was also supposed to cancel the WP. She was supposed to cancel it within 15 days after I resigned from the job. However, when I checked online, it showed the work permit was still active. I tried to communicate with her, but no response. So I tried to cancel it myself online. However, I had issues canceling it. They requested a copy of the DBD, and I submitted it. However, the office address was changed, and the DBD certificate had a new office address (the new office is located in Samut Prakan). So the e-work permit said it's not under Area 7 office (the old office was in Bang Khae), even though it was issued from Area 7 office. Now, how do I add the foreign employee (me) to the new office address, or how do I change the office location of the work permit? I checked all the options but couldn't figure out how to do it. I contacted the department through various channels and also raised a support ticket to help me sort it out, but no luck yet. Can any kind person help me sort it out? I would appreciate any help or suggestion.
I have been working in Thailand for a long time and I currently have a Non-B visa. This year, I am planning not to renew my contract and apply for a retirement visa. So my visa will change from Non-B to Non-O (I think).
I spoke with the immigration office and they said it is not very difficult. Also, the visa cancellation and the new visa application can be done on the same day, so I don’t need to leave the country.
However, I feel a bit stressed because many things need to be done on the same day. As I understand, my school must first cancel my work permit at the labour office and then give me a visa cancellation letter. After that, I need to cancel my visa and apply for the retirement visa on the same day.
I am worried about possible delays, especially if the school is late to give me the documents. I am not sure if I can finish everything in one day.
If anyone has had a similar experience, I would really appreciate your advice.
My Partner is currently in Thailand on a non-immigrant B Visa and work permit. Employment will end soon and she wants to spend some time in Thailand to finally relax before deciding what to do next.
Is it possible to end the non-B Visa, leave Thailand to go home, apply almost immediately for a 60+30 day tourist visa and come back?
I was told this doesn't count as a visa run due to the prior full time employed in Thailand. Could alternatively do visa exempt of 60 days but we don't want to take risk.
Once my WP has been cancelled, how many days grace di I have, to get a, new visa? Can I get a marriage or retirement visa without leaving the country? What documents would I need?
I’m an Aussie living and working in Bangkok for almost a year now. I just got my work permit on 16 Feb, but I’m planning to resign from my current job at the end of this month.
After that, I’m thinking of applying for a DTV visa. Is this possible in my situation?
I’d really appreciate any tips on:
• What documents I should prepare
• When is the best timing to apply after resigning
• Which country/embassy is easiest to apply from
• How to make sure everything gets approved smoothly
My goal is to hopefully get the DTV approved by early April.
I have non-IB visa with work permit now. I want to resign from my job, and back with DTV. Is it possible? How to make sure they dont reject it? I have a car here and other important things that I can't just leave behind me.
I need some information. I have a Non-B 1-year extension that will expire in late February of this year. I don't plan to apply for a new extension as I'm planning to apply for a different kind of visa from outside of Thailand. In this case, can I just leave Thailand and will the visa expire automatically after the expiry date, or do I need to go to immigration to cancel it?
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