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Do I Have to Pay ฿1900 to Transfer My Visa to a New Passport?
Aug 10, 2020
6 years ago
Andrei **********
ORIGINAL POSTERSimple question: Do I have to pay ฿1900 to transfer my valid visa from old into new passport?
TLDR : Answer Summary
You do not have to pay ฿1900 to transfer your visa from an old passport to a new one, as this process is free. However, it is important to note that Immigration cannot transfer the visa sticker itself; they can only transfer the 'admitted until' stamp. Therefore, you must keep your old passport with you whenever traveling until a new stamp or extension is issued.
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Michael ***************
they only transfer an “extension of stay” or entry stamp - but not the visa - you need to use both passports
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Gregor **********
unfortunately, Immigration cannot transfer a visa sticker from the old into the new passport. They only can transfer the "admitted until" stamp. You will have to keep your old passport with you until a new stamp or extension is given
Sakaben *********
Correct. I do that 2 times already. No problem. You must travel with you to passports. But now with borders closed, is not a big issue.
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Graziella ********************
No, it's free
Miki *******
Free!
James ********
There should be NO FEE.
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