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Do I need to transfer my spouse visa to my new passport for a 90-day report in Thailand?

Thai Visa Visa Transfer Spouse Visa 90-Day Report Immigration Procedures

Oct 18, 2022

4 years ago

Benjamin *****

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I renewed my passport but did not transfer my current Visa (spouse) stamped on old passport. Do I have to transfer Visa to my new passport in order to do a 90-day report?

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To perform a 90-day report after renewing your passport, you must transfer your spouse visa from your old passport to the new one. Bring both passports to the immigration office, along with a request for the transfer. You cannot register your 90-day stay without completing this transfer.

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Tod *********

@Benjamin ****

dunno what you mean that it's 2 buildings.

in Bangkok the main immigration office at the government complex building B on Chaengwattana road is where you go to get the stamps moved to the new passport AND to file a 90 day report.

It's two different counters or sections in the immigration office but it's at the same place

4 years ago

Benjamin *****

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@Tod ********

Sorry for the confusion. So it's building B at main immigration office. Thanks!

4 years ago

Benjamin *****

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Thanks so much for the detailed directions. Really helpful! Much appreciated.

4 years ago

Tod *********

You wanna go here and the immigration office looks like THIS

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4 years ago

Tod *********

^ That is Building B of the government complex

4 years ago

Tod *********

@Benjamin ****

no, the main immigration office is IN Building B of the Government Complex right after you go in the south entrance of that building

Building B is the GIANT upside down pyramid building that houses MANY governmental offices .

There are two buildings (Building A which you don't want and Building B which you DO want) 🙂

4 years ago

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Tod *********

Robert *******

Your old passport is invalid to use, you need to use your new passport and fill in the number on the notification form. You need to transfer the stamps before you can register your 90 days of stay.

4 years ago

Hombre *******

In Chiang Mai u don't need the letter

4 years ago

Benjamin *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks very much

4 years ago

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Benjamin *****

Lloyd ********

If you are doing 90 day reports I reckon you have an extension not a visa. take both passports and the letter asking immigration to transfer when you do your 90 days and they will do it then.

4 years ago

Benjamin *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

Yes my bad. I have the extension. I also have a certified letter from the embassy asking immigration to transfer the visa. But the letter is 2 months old. Will Th immigration accept it?

4 years ago

Benjamin *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks. Can I do the transfer and the 90 day in the same building? I understand there are 2 buildings - one for visas and one for 90 day.

4 years ago

Ellie *******

@Benjamin ****

, they would accept without any problem, but you may or may not be told that you should have done the transfer immediately.

You have to go to the immigration office to report your 90 days with your new passport number in person anyway.

4 years ago

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Ellie *******

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