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How do I transfer my visa stamp after losing my passport, and can I do it in the afternoon due to my morning Thai class?

Jun 7, 2018
8 years ago
Chris ********
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I lost my passport and just received my new one so now I have to go to Chaeng watthana immigration to transfer visa stamp. Is it the same queue as for the 30 days extension ? Is it possible to manage to make it in the afternoon as I have Thai class every morning ? Thanks for your advices 🙏🏻
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The user needs to transfer their visa stamp after receiving a new passport following the loss of their original one and has questions about the procedure at Chaeng Watthana Immigration. They are inquiring whether they will be in the same queue for a 30-day extension and if it’s feasible to handle this in the afternoon around their Thai class schedule. Participants shared insights about potential challenges in the process and emphasized the need to prioritize the immigration task over the class.
Tod *********
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report back on how it goes.(y)
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Chris ********
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Sure Tod
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Mary ********
Unless you have your old passport in which case they will transfer the visa over easily.
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Chris ********
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I don’t know about your passport but mine as clearly every pages of it with the number of the passport so it indicates it’s mine
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Mary ********
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you could copy my stamped pages. There is nothing on individual passport pages that indicate which passport they came from. No numbers, your name isnt on any extension of stay. If you have a copy of the original visa then they may accept your extensions as valid
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everything on copies of my passport identify myself as I have copy of front pages and stamped pages but let’s see then
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Robert *******
I will give it go
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. After all every page has the passport number on it, so it is enough to show that this pages belong to your passport.
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Mary ********
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won't work because they don't have anything that. Identifies them as belonging to you.
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Chris ********
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Obviously not the passport itself as I lost or got stolen but have photocopies of pages with stamps
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Tod *********
you are most likely going to have a problem :/ That's because the way it works is

If you're on a 30 day visa exempt entry they can look up your arrival information,

If you're on a 30 day extension off a 30 day visa exempt entry or a tourist vsia they can look up your information,

BUT

Sometimes if you're on the original entry from the 60 day tourist visa you got from a thai consulate they can find your entry history BUT can't prove you had a single entry tourist visa. Either they make you show your receipt from buying it OR they send you to the ministry of foreign affairs office (out near the immgration building on Chaengwattana) and they contact the consulate that sold you the visa, get them to fax proof and you use that to go get a 30 day extension on it.

They stop giving queue numbers out at 3:30 out at Chaengwattana, BUT if you get a queue number you will be served today. I'd say blow off the thai class and get your permission to stay sorted out FIRST.
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I got the SETV in Penang and didn’t make the 30 days extension yet. Hopefully I have photocopies of my old passport stamps, hope this will make it smoother then .
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And what type of stamp were you on?
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Chris ********
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Just wonder if possible to make it in afternoon as I attend Thai class every morning. In the same time I need to make the 30 days extension on it.
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Chris ********
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SETV Tod
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