Do I need to transfer my entry stamp when I get a new passport in Bangkok on a visa exemption?

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Dec 19, 2018

6 years ago

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I am getting a new passport while in Bangkok next month. Will be  on a visa exemption and leave well before 30 days. Do  I need to transfer the entry stamp at immigration or just bring both passports when leaving Suvarnabhumi, Thanks!

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When getting a new passport while in Bangkok on a visa exemption, you do not need to transfer your entry stamp. You can simply show both your old and new passports when you exit at Suvarnabhumi airport.

Monti ********

No. Just show both passports when you exit the country.

6 years ago

Martin *****

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Thanks, much appreciated.

6 years ago

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