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OK. So the permission of stay which was originally until November 2026 is still valid or should I must leave the country 13th of April? If I must leave the country and re-enter. How many days will I get?

Guys, Thanks for the reply. Just to clarify again: I had a visa non immigrant B until this Tuesday. It was cancelled and I got an extension of 21 days until mid April 2024. The agent at Chang Wattana who told me that I will have to leave the country. Will keep you updated.

There are so many different answers. Not sure why it is so complicated. Is there someone with a definitive solution?

1. I didn't obtained my non-b visa abroad. 2. BOI companies have specific advantages and there is a possibility of having 21 days extension 3. 400K is the requirements yes.

OK. Just discussed with the BOI officer. After termination of your contract you get either 7 or 21 days additional. Then you go to Chang wattana on level 1 to ask for a non-o. One agent at BOI asked me 25,000 then to do the process

I already have the 400,000 in my bank account for two months

With this time, can I change to non-o visa?

I am on a visa. I am not on an extension. Also my visa hasn't been cancelled yet.

I still have the work permit and visa. HR told me the date on the termination letter would be this 22/03 (Friday)

Apologies for not using the correct terms. I have the termination letter stating that today is my last working day. I also have my work permit and Non-B visa. The HR department has agreed to delay the cancellation of my work permit and visa. From what I understand, you’re suggesting that I switch to a Non-O spouse visa without canceling my work permit. Is that correct? Since my work permit is tied to a BOI company, how can I transfer to a new company that is not BOI? Additionally, my wife does not yet have employees in her company, so I’m not sure if I can switch yet. What is the minimum number of employees required when married to a Thai—two employees, four employees?

Hi everyone, I currently hold a Non-B visa with a work permit from a BOI company, but it will be canceled soon (by the end of this week or next, as decided last month). I would like to explore my options for staying in Thailand, either by joining my wife's company (non-BOI) or switching to a Non-O visa until I secure a new job (I am currently in the interview process). Could you advise me on the available visa options or any other alternatives? I am a male, married to a Thai woman for 8–9 months, living in Bangkok. I am renting an apartment, and my name is not on the Tabian Baan (house registration). I would prefer not to leave Thailand for the visa transition. Thanks in advance!

Thanks!

Guys. Should I wait for the 3 years timeframe (just got married) or can I introduce my request asap? I see the entire process takes at least 5 years

Thanks!

Should I wait 3 years of marriage? I ask the question because the process seems to take more than 3 years lol

I don't have it

I’m unsure if my profile is suitable for obtaining citizenship and would appreciate your honest feedback. I am 40 years old, married, and work in IT. I speak Thai fluently and have a solid understanding of Thai culture. Having lived here for nearly 10 years, I believe my decision to apply for citizenship is well-considered. I have held a continuous work permit for over three years (including 9 months with my current employer) and have paid taxes for the past three years. Could you please advise me on which guides or resources I should consult?

I thought this thread would be the best place. Am I wrong?

Hi everyone, I recently got married and have been living here for almost 10 years. I am interested in applying for citizenship and would like to know if the requirements need to be valid for a certain number of months before applying. I currently hold a non-immigrant B visa and have a valid work permit. I have been working at my current company for 9 months, and I was with my previous company for 2.8 years. Thank you for your help.

Let's avoid making negative generalizations about nationalities. There are wonderful people everywhere, and there are those who could be kinder in every country. On Aseannow, I've noticed some racist comments directed at different nationalities. Let's remember to be respectful of everyone. I am not Brit.

I bought one for 1,300 THB... I don't think it's too good to be true. You just get tons of SMS advertising (and sometimes calls).

Guess in which culture, social status is so important. Asean now needs to pay their staff

Guess in which culture, social status is so important. Asean now needs to pay their staff

I checked the pricing for safewings. It doesn't offer yearly plans

Thanks for the feedback. Any other suggestions. I live in Thailand