Has anyone with multiple citizenships tried to use different passports for exemption? Or they have a way of tracking it?
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The discussion revolves around the use of multiple passports by individuals with multiple citizenships to potentially bypass immigration rules in Thailand. Community members highlight the effectiveness of biometrics linking all entries to individuals, suggesting that immigration authorities are aware of a person's full entry history regardless of the passport used. While some users share personal experiences of using different passports without issues in the past, the general consensus warns against such practices, stating that changes in passport usage could lead to increased scrutiny and complications.
You.are the type of person that have caused me and others problems.
David ********
Yesterday i came with a friend. At immigration he gave his passeport. The IO sais him that he has two active passeports. So they know...
Bob **********
Just buy the visa you need
Jo **********
i have three different passports/nationalities I have used all them in the past without any problems. So a lot of bogus answers here. Now that I have a visa I use the passport that is linked to that
You're just going to get them to look at your harder if you try this. They are going to ask you why you are changing passports and what you're trying to hide.
Lynnette *******
And why would you do that?
Jamie **********
are you going to change your finger prints too, passport change could get you barred
Stuart *********
All entries are linked via biometrics these days. Immigration will know your entry history regardless of the passport you use.
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