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Do I have to pay to transfer my visa details to a new passport at Chiang Mai immigration?

Passport Renewal Immigration Procedures Chiang Mai Visa Transfer Fees Extension of Stay Re-entry Permits

Dec 20, 2018

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good morning all, i'm about to get my renewal passport but my Q is when i take it to Chiang Mai immigration to transfer info over, do I have to pay and how long does it take? I was told a few days then got to go back and collect, also 1,500 Baht to move all over to new passport. Cheers in advance

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When renewing your passport and transferring your visa details at Chiang Mai immigration, you will need to pay a fee of 1,500 Baht. It typically takes a few days to complete the transfer, and you will have to return to collect your new passport with the updated visa information.

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In Bangkok transferring Extension of Stay stamps and Re-entry permits is free. It takes around 30 minutes to actually do it, although you may have to wait in line for a long time if it's busy.

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ok great so I don't need to waste my time going to Chiang Mai immigration to switch anything over before leaving Thailand.

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Richard *******

When you leave the country show both passports, when you want to return you only need to show your valid passport.

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I was on a non O visa but now on a 30 day visa exempt as non ended, so I wouldn't have to go to immigration but just take 2 passports to Myanmar and back? After that i'll go to Savannaket when iv got time.

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If you here on the Visa Exempt entry, just use both passports to leave to country.

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i'm just on a 30 day stamp at the mo as I had to get my new passport to get another non O

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