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Do I need to transfer my stamp from my old passport to my new passport when leaving Thailand on a visa exempt extension?
Jun 7, 2019
7 years ago
Joseph ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI have a new passport which I obtained in Thailand and am currently on a visa exempt extension. Do I need to go to immigration to transfer my stamp? I have a short time before I leave Thailand and would prefer to deal with this at the airport if possible. Also, is there any cost associated with the transfer of a stamp? I read other posts about similar situations but none that discuss my specific situation. Thanks for your help.
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If you have a new passport and are currently on a visa exempt extension in Thailand, you do not need to go to the immigration office to transfer your stamp. Multiple users have confirmed that you can simply take both your old and new passports with you to the airport when you depart. There should be no associated costs for this procedure.
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Tod *********
and that's it, you have 3 out of 3 foreigner say no need to go transfer your stamps ;) , just take both passports with you when you go to stamp out at the airport.
Good Luck :P
Good Luck :P
Daniel ************
just bring both passports when leaving - not need to transfer the stamp
Tod *********
There is no need to go to the immigration office to get the stamps moved if you are on a tourist visa or visa exempt entry OR a 30 day extension from one of those
You can just take BOTH passports to the airport when you fly out and they'll stamp you out on the new passport.
You can just take BOTH passports to the airport when you fly out and they'll stamp you out on the new passport.
Roman **********
You can bring the old and new passport with you when you stamp out at the airport. This will work.
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