visa expiration rules

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Dec 21, 2023
a year ago
Stephen *******
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Hi, am I right in thinking that 45 days before expiration is the earliest I can start my marriage visa extension?

Master of bad timing, my visa expires mid April and I’d really like to get the paperwork in, the wheels turning and head south of Chiang Mai early March.

Thank you and seasons greetings to all the admin, y’all do an amazing job. 🙏
Sep 30, 2019
5 years ago
Hi! A couple of questions: I can legally work with a non-b visa (90 days), or should I wait until I actually have the Working Permit?

Second thing: if I leave my job, do I still have the rest of the 90 days, or my non-B visa automatically expires? Thanks a lot!
Sep 24, 2019
5 years ago
Eric ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hello. I have a non-b visa but i am not in thailand at the moment (i have a re-entry permit). I noticed my work permit is about to expire next week. If i let it expire, does that automatically​ cancel my visa as well?
Apr 6, 2018
7 years ago
Pui *****
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I have a work permit that expires mid-May and will be renewed while in Thailand. I also have my Non-B multi-entry visa that also expires in mid-May. I have just arrived in Thailand and will be here until early June. Normally, I've gotten a new non-B visa in my home country every year with the fresh renewed work permit, before the old visa expires. Is there any issue not applying for my new yearly Visa until I return home in June after the expiration of the enter-by date of the previous visa? I believe for work permits, you need to renew before the expiration date, but is there a similar rule for Non-B visas that are being approved based on the work permit?
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