I've just received my new passport, because the old one has expired. The embassy officers intentionally damaged the old one - they cut it and punched holes in it. Is it like it should be done? Will the Thai officers at the airport understand it?
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Yes, it is standard procedure for embassy officers to damage an old passport when issuing a new one. They typically cut and punch holes in the old passport to ensure it is voided. Thai officers at the airport should understand this practice and recognize your new passport as valid.
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