Good evening, I have a question to ask you, if I can.
I just got the new passport (Italian) on which obviously there is no 12 month extension of stay (non-or immigrant, retired, multi entry) because it's on the old passport, now cancelled by the Italian Embassy, according to the law. Having both passports with me, can I go to Malaysia for a month and return to Thailand (I haven't decided yet by train or plane)?
I'm not under risk because the new passport didn't have anything printed on it?
The trip would be scheduled before my extention of stay expires, of course.
Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has a new Italian passport without the 12-month extension, which was on their old, now-cancelled passport. They inquire about traveling to Malaysia and returning to Thailand, while understanding the need for proper visa management. Comments clarify that while traveling with both passports is generally acceptable, it's advisable to transfer the visa stamps to the new passport to avoid complications. A re-entry permit before leaving Thailand is important to maintain the current extension. Several users share their experiences and provide guidance on properly handling both passports when dealing with immigration.
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