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 receiving a new passport in Thailand, it is generally recommended to have your visa stamp transferred to the new passport rather than just carrying both passports. While some individuals reported being allowed to carry both passports, legally, once a passport is cut (indicating it's no longer valid), it shouldn't be used for travel. Immigration authorities typically require the previous entry stamp to be seen in the new passport. To avoid complications, visiting an immigration office for the transfer is advisable to ensure compliance with Thai immigration rules.