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Can I enter Thailand on a different passport if my non-immigrant O visa has expired?

Jun 3, 2022
4 years ago
Conor ******
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Morning all. Odd question here. I having been coming and going to Thailand for many years using my non immigrant O (married with kids in Thailand). My most recent visa has expired and I was going to renew it in the coming weeks as I wasn't due to travel back to Thailand until july ( I'm currently in Australia). My work situation here in oz has changed and now I can go to Thailand asap. Instead of waiting the week or so to get my new visa can I enter on another passport ( I'm dual citizen)? Just as a tourist as I will only be staying a few weeks. Or is that sketchy.

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The user is inquiring whether they can enter Thailand on their second passport while their non-immigrant O visa is expired, as they plan a short visit. The consensus from comments indicates that as long as the second passport allows for visa-exempt entry, they can enter Thailand without issues, even using the expired visa passport.
Tod *********
No issues entering on EITHER passport, you said your have an EXPIRED visa in the one, just show up on it and get stamped in on a 30 day visa exempt without any issue

no need to switch passports just because you have an expired visa/extension in the one

unless it's a nationality that can't get stamped in free for 30 days you're fine on it
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Lloyd ********
as long as the other passport allows visa exempt entry - no problem
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Conor ******
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@Lloyd *******
ah ok its irish passport. Will have a look thanks
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