How do I transfer my visa and multi-entry permit to my new UK passport while in Thailand?

Retirement Visa Visa Transfer Thailand Immigration Multi-Entry Visa 90 Day Report TM30 Form

Oct 24, 2024

2 months ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

In the UK at the moment and just received my new UK passport.

My retirement visa and multi entry are in my old passport which I also have.

Where and when will this get transferred to the new passport?

When I return and do the 90 day report or before?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When returning to Thailand with a new passport, ensure you bring both your new and old passports, as your retirement visa and multi-entry permits are in the old one. Immigration will stamp your entry in the new passport and acknowledge the existing visa in the old passport. You should then go to the immigration office to transfer the stamps and permission from the old passport to the new one. While you can do this when convenient, it is possible to complete the transfer before your first 90-day report after re-entering.

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Tod *********

You fly in with BOTH passports, they will stamp you in on the new one and note you held a visa/extension w/re-entry in the old one.

Then you need to go to your immigration office and get the extension stamp & re-entry permit (if you got it at that office) moved to the new passport.

You're supposed to do this as soon as it's convenient, but seeing as you have to do the first 90 day report after coming back into the country in person, you could most likely wait and move the stamps before you do the 90 day report.

Don't forget to file a new TM30 with the new passport number as well

2 months ago

Mark *******

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@Tod ********

good to know

Thanks 👍

2 months ago

Ellie *******

@Mark ******

, and make sure you get the correct stamp on your new passport before you leave passport control desk.

2 months ago

Tod *********

@Mark ******

even though it's not about visas, make sure you go to the banks and get your passport number changed on your accounts.

It's a dog and pony show (or it was for me anyway 😛 )

2 months ago

Mark *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Tod ********

oh ok , never even thought of that !

2 months ago

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