Should stamps from an old passport be transferred to a new passport at the border in Thailand?

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Apr 3, 2019

6 years ago

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Are they supposed to transfer stamps to a new passport at the border? I was sent from the border back to the immigration office to do it last time, but this time at immigration they were telling me that I should have done it at the border? What is the official rule on this?

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The user inquires about the process for transferring stamps from an old passport to a new one when entering Thailand. They were told conflicting information between border officials and immigration office staff, seeking clarification on the official procedure.

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