When receiving a new passport, do you need to get your visa stamp transferred or can simply carry both passports when dealing with immigration?
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When you receive a new passport, you have the option to either transfer your visa stamp to the new passport or carry both the old and new passports. Legally, once the old passport is cut, it is no longer valid for travel. It's advisable to transfer your visa to avoid any issues when exiting or re-entering Thailand. Some users have reported that immigration will require your previous entry stamp in the new passport, while others successfully managed by presenting both passports. It is generally safer to get the visa transferred first at an immigration office.