If you cancel your permitted to stay inside Thailand on day xx/xx/xx. you have to leave on that day xx/xx/xx and not 6 days later or whenever you choice.

So in your question cancel on Jan 3 means leaving Jan 3 before midnight, as the organization is willing to adapt the last day of you working for them, pich a day so you have time to pack your bags and leave after you also cancelled your work permit.

Yes, this is multiple entry and can be used to leave and come back into Thailand until 2 jun 2023.

Each entry you make you will get a new stamp with Admitted until 2 Jun 2023.

No need to buy a new permit.

You need a stamp like this, it can be a single entry or multiple entry, check your passport or buy one at local Immigration OR just before departure on airport

YES, you can apply for the 1 year Extension of Stay based on employment in Thailand.

BUT you need to meet some simple requirements, like salary payments to staff, paying income tax and a few more, visit your Immigration Office to get the list of requirements, tell your staff to start up the copy machine, tick the list when copy is made and when all done, go back to apply.

Apply for the Thai Elite Visa if you want to stay single and long term in Thailand.

Some people get asked and others did not get asked.

Be prepared and there should be no problem, ignore the rules based on some comments on Facebook and problems will arise if you get asked.

Choice is yours.

And what is the country of origin of your passport and the reason of your visits?

But find the basic information yourself

In case you are new in Thailand and not an Immigration Specialist:

TM stands for Tor Mor and is translated Immigration Office and the number is the number given to the document:

TM30 is short typing for Registration of Address

TM47 is short typing for Report of being 90 days in Thailand.

TM7 is short typing for Application of Extension of temporary stay in the Kingdom.

TM6 is short typing for the temporary on hold arrival/departure cards.

There are much more documents numbered but these are the most common ones used.

@James *******

He tells he do this for many years, so just a suggestion for next time.

If you want to stay 6 months in Thailand the 6 months valid multiple entry Tourist visa might be more convenient to suit your needs.

With border runs and extensions you can stay with one visa for almost 270 days