@Brandon ***********

What other options does he have?

@Justin ************

but that's a very slim chance, I am sure even I would have done the same thing as you did.

I guess the immigration must consider manual mistakes on their part and not charge you for the overstay

Oh god

Handwriting issue 😞

Hello

If you are in Chiangmai I know a very good agent

Can help you with insurance

@John *********

Hello John

I haven't been in Thailand for long

Even I have a similar situation.

I was just thinking that since we are teaching online to students who are outside Thailand so isn't that similar to exporting services and bringing in foreign currency which is actually beneficial for Thai economic.

Just like we don't need to pay taxes for exporting products because that's what any economy would want.

So isn't export of service treated the same way.... 🤔

If I were you then I would put a tentative date around the departure. Since you are going for dtv visa then you can put the departure date after weeks

@Piyush *****

Wow that's good

What all documents did you have to submit and did they ask you any any additional documents or anything

Hi Piyush

What questions did they ask during the interview

@Joe *********

You need to get a visa cancellation letter from your employer and submit to the immigration for the immigration to put a cancellation stamp and date on your current visa.

Later when you apply for a new visa, there could be problems that you didn't cancel your previous visa

You can cancel your visa 21 days before the visa cancellation letter by giving immigration the visa cancellation letter.

The immigration will put your last date of stay until the visa cancellation date. But, you can exit Thailand before the visa cancellation date too and if you want you can come back on a tourist visa back in just a day.

So don't worry, everything is fine