I'm currently on an Ed Visa from CMU. I just got a new passport in the mail, (they also sent the old one back with current visa info).
My 90 day check in is on Saturday. Is it as simple as going to immigration to get the visa transferred over to my new passport? I'm guessing not.
Thanks in advance. MD
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The process for transferring your visa to a new passport involves visiting the immigration office with both your old and new passports, along with a letter from the consulate indicating the issuance of the new passport. You should first ensure you have the correct type of visa or extension of stay, then you can proceed with the transfer and complete your 90-day report in the new passport.
90 DAY REPORTING RESOURCES / SERVICES
Use the trusted Thailand 90 Day Reporting Serviceto get your in-person report done and mailed to you for as low as 375 THB (even if the online system doesn't work for you).
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take the old passport, the new passport and the letter they sent along from the consulate saying you got a new passport in country and go to your immigration office to get the extension stamp transferred THEN do your 90 day report so it'll be done on the new passport now
no need to know. As Tod said, take both passports plus the letter from embassy to immigration. Its done in 10 min & dont cost you a single baht. Have done it here (in chiang mai at immigration officr at the airport) already (this spring)
i think IF you look at your stamp you will see you have an EXTENSION OF STAY (I say that because there is no VISA issued by immigrations for education that's good for a year)
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