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I did not realise visa was connected to expired work permit

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Again, his extension is no longer valid. It expired with the resignation from the job. However that is not visible for immigration as WP and Extension are not linked.

It is a calculable risk to take, as OP is already in overstay. I'd not draw further attention by doing a visa run.

To lessen any potential overstay fines, maybe just go to Singapore immediately and fly back in with a 30 day stamp. Then, if the overstay is picked up, the fine will be less than staying for another month.
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  • If you have a Visa it is still valid. If you have an extension of stay it is not. One reason why getting the correct terminology is so vital.

  • Another example of a failure to understand the difference between "Visa" and an extension of stay. The OP does not say if he is still working if so he is working illegally. If not working

  • The OP does not have a "VIsa" he has an "extension of stay" ! Much less "confusion" would arise if people would learn the difference!

He won't be charged an overstay fine as his extension is still intact. There is no point to fly out and come back as long as the extension is still "valid" (from perspective of the expiry date) as it does not change the status quo.

Of course the "correct" advise would be to report himself to immigration, but who is so naive?

He won't be charged an overstay fine as his extension is still intact. There is no point to fly out and come back as long as the extension is still "valid" (from perspective of the expiry date) as it does not change the status quo.

Of course the "correct" advise would be to report himself to immigration, but who is so naive?

The correct way to do it is to go to immigration with a termination letter as soon as your job ends to have the extension canceled. Immigration will post date the cancellation if you go in a few days before the termination date to give you time to leave the country.. Or apply for a 7 day extension.

He won't be charged an overstay fine as his extension is still intact. There is no point to fly out and come back as long as the extension is still "valid" (from perspective of the expiry date) as it does not change the status quo.

Of course the "correct" advise would be to report himself to immigration, but who is so naive?

It's not intact. It ended when his employment did. The stamp will still appear as if he has a valid extension, that's only because it hasn't been updated by immigration yet, which is what he was supposed to do. (Note: when the reason for your extension of stay changes, so does your extension of stay. And it happens immediately on the same day)

Other posters mentioned his visa may still be valid, but he would be required to exit as the current extension of stay is voided.

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