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I will go get it cancelled. Thank you all.

Hi everybody. I am currently on an ED visa (language school for learning thai). It was obtained through one of the places where I didn't have to attend to class. In fact I don't even live in that area anymore but just meet them every 2-3 months to go with them to immigration and get a new stamp. Now my current stamp is also the last stamp and will finish on april 24. My plan is to make a border bounce with a company to Satun border to get the 60 days visa exemption. My question is: Do I have to do anything before april 24 about the ED visa. Like going to immigration and cancel it? I have read some stories dated a few years back saying that you should get a letter from the school and take it to immigration so they can cancel the stamp. But what would happen if I don't do anything and just make a normal border bounce?

Kongharn Restaurant on Sai Yuan opposite Soi Saiyuan 13 is my favorite thai restaurant. Really good food especially the crispy pork.

Thanks for the update. So if I arrive in Phuket airport January 14 after having been in my home country (Denmark) since June 2023, I should be okay entering Visa exempt? I have a return ticket back to Denmark on January 22, so it will just be a short visit. Oh, before that I stayed in Thailand several years just using Tourist visa, visa exempts and covid extensions btw. Guess I have just been lucky becuase never got questioned before.

I am in a similar situation as OP. Stayed several years in Thailand on Tourist visa, Visa exempt and covid extensions. No ED visa or volunteer though. I have been in my home country (Denmark) since June 2023 and will arrive at Phuket Airport January 14, so I have been out of Thailand almost 7 months. I will stay in Thailand for 8 days only (14-22 january) and I have a return ticket back to Denmark. Do you think I will have any issues entering?