How does 90-day reporting work after transferring visa and extension stamps to a new passport in Thailand?

Visa Reporting 90-Day Reporting Thailand Immigration Passport Transfer Visa Extensions

Mar 4, 2019

6 years ago

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Not sure if this question is ok, if not please delete. After having visa and extension stamps transferred to a new passport, how does the 90 day reporting happen, can you do by mail or do you have to visit CW in person?

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After transferring your visa and extension stamps to a new passport, it's important to understand how to handle the 90-day reporting required by Thai immigration. You need to know whether this process can be completed by mail or if you're required to visit the immigration office in person.

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