I’ve just got a new passport, but my Non-O visa is in my old passport (still have it, but the corner has been clipped off). I’m not on an extension, but would like to leave on 22nd - do I have to transfer the stamp? Or can it be handled at the airport, by giving them both my old and new passport at immigration?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired about the procedure for traveling with a Non-O visa located in their old passport while they have recently obtained a new passport. Responses from the community varied, with some suggesting that the visa cannot be transferred and that both passports should be presented at immigration, while others mentioned that the stamp could be transferred if handled at the immigration office. Overall, it appears that while many travelers keep both passports for the visa, there is some possibility of transferring the stamp depending on circumstances.
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