Can I save my ED visa on an almost expired passport by doing a re-entry to a new passport?

Thai Visa ED Visa Passport Renewal Re-entry Permit Visa Transfer

Nov 11, 2024

3 days ago

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2 passport from same country, 1 of them is nearly expired but have ED visa on it.

Should i do re entry to save the visa and apply on the new passport?

Or what..?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires about saving an ED visa on an almost expired passport while transitioning to a new passport. Comments suggest that the user can transfer the visa or extension to the new passport and obtain a re-entry permit, as the process is efficient and costs the same.

Regmi *******

You should transfer the visa or extension to new passport and applying for re entry permit. They stamp. Cost is same. You can get it done at once.

2 days ago

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2 days ago

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