Next week I'm going from Sakon Nakhon to Bangkok to collect my new UK passport. How and where do I get my retirement visa and multiple re-entry visa transferred? Will they do it at my local office? On previous occasions I got a new passport in UK and immigration at Suvarnabhumi did it on entry. So easy. Also, do I need an entry stamp in my new passport? Without one will it cause problems on exit?
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To transfer your retirement visa and multiple re-entry visa to your new UK passport, you need to visit the immigration office where your visas were originally issued. Bring both your old and new passports along with a letter from your consulate confirming the passport issuance. They will typically transfer the relevant stamps to your new passport. Note that there may be an administrative fee involved at your local office.
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