I am here on a single entry visa valid until end of October, and I would like to extend for one more month, as I will leave end of November. The thing is I had few pages left in my passport so I got a new passport in BKK.
To do the extension in my new passport will I have to pay more than the normal extension?
Or another option is to do a Ranong border run, for an additional 30 days. Will I have problems doing this with two passports?
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The user is on a single entry visa valid until the end of October and wishes to extend it for an additional month. They recently obtained a new passport due to running out of pages. They are inquiring about the possibility and costs of extending their visa in their new passport versus making a border run to Ranong for another 30 days, and whether having two passports will pose any problems.
Sorry, but make up your mind. 4 hours ago: "My local travel agent here is saying I need a document from my embassy about the passport change, and to pay 1000 transfer fee." 2 hours ago "My local travel agent has no information to give." If he change every two hours I suggest to wait a few more, maybe he starts paying you.
I'm moreso asking if I go to the border with a cancelled passport and a new one if I will have any problems or be asked to pay. My local travel agent has no information to give.
I don't know, travel agents make deals with Immigration on borders. I hope you can understand that we do not know or even want to know of these deals of every single Immigration Officer and all the agents in Thailand. Good luck.
If you are here on the Single Entry Tourist Visa you can apply at Immigration for 30 days Extension of Stay. Bring both passport and the stamps to transfer the visa information is for free. You only pay the 1.900 Thb for the Extension of Stay.
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