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Luckily, I was able to do everything in June. Canceling my work permit and stay extension in Thailand turned out to be tough. My ex-employer didn't want to help, I had to beg them to at least give my Thai friend the power of attorney to cancel my work permit and visa on their behalf. They even went as far as to tell me that they couldn't help cancelling the extension of stay because I hadn't committed any crimes and that I am not a criminal. Of course, I later found out that was a lie. Turns out, the lack of help from my ex-employer made canceling both my work permit and stay extension complicated. They wanted to make it hard for me as a punishment for leaving them. Anyway, thanks you guys for sharing useful information with me.

Hello everyone, I have a question regarding the cancellation of a work permit and visa, and I would greatly appreciate your insights and guidance on this matter. Here's some background information: I will be concluding my employment with my current company in Bangkok on 31st May, as I am transitioning to a new opportunity with a BOI company in Chiang Mai. To avoid potential delays and complications, I am considering handling the work permit and visa cancellation process myself, rather than relying on my soon-to-be ex-employer. I have heard conflicting information on whether it is permissible to cancel the work permit and visa independently. Some people say it can be done, while others claim it must be done by the employer. I am uncertain about the correct course of action. If any of you have experience or knowledge in this area, I kindly request your guidance on the following questions: Is it legally possible for me to cancel my work permit and visa on my own, without involving my employer? If self-cancellation is allowed, could you please provide me with the necessary steps and documentation required for the work permit and visa cancellation process? I genuinely appreciate any information, advice, or personal experiences you can share.