I lost my job in May. End of May I was told my work permit is cancelled and I need to cancel my extension of stay. I collected all the paperwork and went to CW. A female IO flicked through my passport, handed to a male IO, he flicked then said “ok, you’re on amnesty.” No stamps at all. I assumed in the pandemic this was correct. 
 

In speaking with several agents since, one just said I am fine here until my extension of stay ends in October, but may have problems getting another visa down the road. 
 

I am a little worried and want to keep my nose clean, while also extending my stay here. Catch 22. Seems the IO just didn’t do his job and there’s literally no proof I attempted to cancel it. What should I do?

Edited September 15, 20205 yr by bwoy32
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Your extension of stay ended when your work permit was cancelled. Normally CW would have acknowledged this by cancelling out your stamp and issuing a 7-day extension to allow you time to exit the country. But under "amnesty" many things became 'back-room' automatic rubber stamped.

 

You, like many others, are currently under amnesty and must follow the options the people of that group are currently taking.

10 minutes ago, RichCor said:

Your extension of stay ended when your work permit was cancelled. Normally CW would have acknowledged this by cancelling out your stamp and issuing a 7-day extension to allow you time to exit the country. But under "amnesty" many things became 'back-room' automatic rubber stamped.

 

You, like many others, are currently under amnesty and must follow the options the people of that group are currently taking.

I understand that, however know a vast amount others were still stamped. 

You might take 15,000 baht to an agency and let them worry about it for you...

10 minutes ago, Puchaiyank said:

You might take 15,000 baht to an agency and let them worry about it for you...

What are providing in return? 70k for dodgy volunteer is all I’ve been getting