Okay, here is the deal : Sometime in the future, I plan to quit my job, move to Bangkok and get a job there. At the mo, I have a work permit and non-immigrant B visa.
However, I'm wondering what will happen to my visa after I quit my job. I know I have to hand in my workpermit within 5 or 7 days of resigning. But what about my visa? Will it still remain a non-immigrant B or will it immediately become a tourist visa?
I'd greatly appreciate any info that you could give me on this.
After quitting your job, what visa?
After quitting your job, what visa?
It's a small world after all...
I've done this three times, you'll need a form called a TM something from immigration that cancels your work permit. The visa is interchangeable to another non B when you apply for your next work permit so you wont have to leave the country as long as the gap between the two jobs isnt that long. You'll also need all your tax documents from the previous job (Por Ngor Dor 91)
Sorry I can't give specifics, they have moved the goal posts so many times on this one so I'd suggest popping into the Hua Hin immigration and asking the helpful folk in there.
Sorry I can't give specifics, they have moved the goal posts so many times on this one so I'd suggest popping into the Hua Hin immigration and asking the helpful folk in there.
Who is the happier man, he who has braved the storm of life and lived or he who has stayed securely on shore and merely existed? - Hunter S Thompson
I've had 2 expats return to there home countries.
Upon surrnedering of the Work Permit (which we always did promptly on the last official day of employment), both were given 7 day stamps.
We never questioned the situation, or sought something differnt as it suited our needs anyway.
Winkie
Upon surrnedering of the Work Permit (which we always did promptly on the last official day of employment), both were given 7 day stamps.
We never questioned the situation, or sought something differnt as it suited our needs anyway.
Winkie
Semper in excretia sumus solim profundum variat
