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What is the procedure to transfer my retirement visa from my old passport to my new passport in Thailand?
Sep 7, 2022
4 years ago
Tullio *******
ORIGINAL POSTERGood morning. I have gotten a new passport as my old one ran out of pages, I also got the embassy letter for immigration to move the extension of stay (retirement) from old passport to new passport, can someone help on the procedure, which form to fill and if I will have to pay the 1900 baht again? Thanks for the help.
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To transfer your retirement visa from your old passport to your new one in Thailand, visit the main immigration office in Bangkok at Chaengwattana. Bring your old passport, new passport, and the letter from your embassy. Fill out the 'transfer stamp to new passport form' and make the necessary copies as instructed. The process is free of charge in Bangkok.
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Tod *********
In BANGKOK you go to the main immigration office at Chaengwattana with the old passport, the new passport and the letter from your embassy. You fill out the "transfer stamp to new passport form" and make the copies it says to make on the back of that form and then go and they move your stamps.
It's free to get the stamps moved in Bangkok.
It's free to get the stamps moved in Bangkok.
Tullio *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you very much
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if you don't use bangkok, it might be different at your immigration office, use the guide Ellie provided as an ideaTullio *******
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