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Hello, I have saved a few posts about switching from a METV to DTV but when I check back they've been deleted. I apologize if this answer has already been asked and answered elsewhere.
I have seen mixed reports about applying for the DTV while being on a METV. Is it actually possible to cancel a METV if the embassy asks? Specifically, does Hanoi require this before issuing a DTV? I currently have a METV that does not expire until July 2025 but would like to apply for the DTV in April if it is possible. Thank you 🙏
I need some advice my old job is cancelling my visa and work permit tomorrow and I've booked a flight and hotel for that night.
My question is my old hr lady is saying she doesn't need my work permit or passport to cancel them both. Is this correct? I would hate to have her misunderstanding cost me.
now I’m going to apply for DTV Visa with Mo Thai course my agency say I must’ve cancel my visa and my visa would finish in 13 March and I want to travel Vietnam to apply for my DTV visa after 13 March so he say I have to cancel my visa first which it will take like two weeks to cancel I told him and many people told him that we don’t need to cancel the visa because many people apply and approved already without cancel the previous Visa so now I just want to confirm my Visa will finish in 13 March and I will go with them like 12 minutes before my business finish and I will apply in 14 March so this is nothing problem and everything would be OK right ?
Hey everyone! I need a quick tip about my one-year Non-Immigrant ED visa for Thailand. It’s set to expire next month, and I’m planning to leave the country the day before it ends. After about 10 days, I’ll need to come back for a short visit, and I was thinking of using the 60-day visa exemption on arrival.
Someone told me that even though my Non-ED visa will already have expired by the time I return, I still need to request its cancellation. Does anyone have firsthand experience? Is it really necessary? I’d like to avoid any extra bureaucracy!
Any advice or insights would be super appreciated. Thanks in advance!
The flight I need out of Thailand decreases in price by 10K (baht) 1 day after my 180 days is up. If I exit 1 day after my DTV visa stamp am I likely to lose the visa? I don't mind paying the 500b fee, though don't want my visa cancelled at Suwannabpoom. Anyone have similar experience to this? Thank
Hi, I would like to ask about not canceling my Thai visa.
I finished my study in Dec 2023. After that, I went for a visa of research assistance (Non-ED), which was expired in Nov 2024. However, I left Thailand in June 2024 without canceling or buying re-entry.
I read that not canceling my visa is violating Thai regulations. What should I do now to make sure that I did not committed to crime in Thailand? I heard that not canceling visa will be seen as overstay, which can be fined or banned from the country.
Hello I applied for the privilege bronze visa as thought was my only hope , however now o know I. Am get the DTV which is so much cheaper , Iv not paid the privilege yet so if they come back and say accepted can I cancel it x