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Should I transfer my visa to a new passport before or after my 90-day report in Thailand?

Visa Transfer 90-Day Reporting New Passport NON-B Visa Thailand Immigration Expat Advice

Jun 4, 2021

5 years ago

Andrew *********

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Apologies if its been asked before. My new passport has arrived unexpectedly and my 90-day report is due on the 16th June.Should I transfer the visa to the new passport first or after? Thanks!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires about whether to transfer their visa to a new passport prior to or after their upcoming 90-day report due on June 16th. Comments provide suggestions including transferring visas before the report, advising on the need for additional documentation (like a work permit photocopy for NON-B visas), and exploring options for online reporting using the old passport. The conversation reflects concerns about timing and compliance with Thai immigration rules.

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Andrew *********

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Update Bangkok immigration office: If you have an Non- B visa in order to change it to your new passport you will need a photocopy of your work permit ( vaild date ) Its not on the list of requirements but you will need it.

5 years ago

Tod *********

If you can get the 90 day reporting online to go thru using the old passport that's fine too, it's just if you do it that way you're going to have to go do the NEXT 90 day report in person (so the new passport number can get into the 90 day reporting data base) where if you transfer the stamps and do a 90 day report in person now, there's a chance (slim as it may be) that you can use the online program after that.

I mean anyway you slice it you're gonna hafta do at least ONE 90 day report in person (or by mail, or send someone to do it) so you can get that new passport number in the 90 day reporting data base.

5 years ago

Andrew *********

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@Tod ********

I never do online so I will take your advice and transfer to the new passport first. Thanks!

5 years ago

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Andrew *********

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I wouldn't of asked this question if it wasn't so close.

5 years ago

Tod *********

Umm how can a new passport arrive unexpectedly? :O Didn't you order a new one? ;)

Be that as it may

I'd go get the stamps transferred and THEN do a 90 day report on the new passport but that's just me

5 years ago

Andrew *********

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@Tod ********

They told me 11 weeks but it came back within 2 weeks Tod

5 years ago

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Andrew *********

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