Hi anyone know what paperwork needed to transfer non o stamp from old passport to new passport thanks
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To transfer a NON-O stamp from an old passport to a new one in Thailand, you generally need both your old passport and your new passport. Some immigration offices may also require a printed Transfer Stamp Form and may charge a fee (around 500 baht). It's essential to note that the visa itself cannot be transferred, but extension and re-entry stamps can be. Some individuals reported no charge for this process, and requirements may vary by immigration office.
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Every immigration office has its own rules. In Hua Hin I just needed my old and my new passport and I had to fill on a form. That's all. Of course, I also needed to pay a fee. I think about 500 baht. The whole process took about half hour.
Chuck **********
That is not true! I got my retirement extension in Pattaya, I went to USA for a few months for a surgery, came back to Thailand 2.5 weeks ago and got my stamp transferred in UdonThani into my new passport. 500 bht. Also got new 90 day check in in UdonThani.
Jan ******************
Here's the general requirement and form for transferring stamps from an old passport to a new one.
in case Immigration wants to see a certified by your embassy document telling them that you have been issued a new passport, try to evade it by politely saying that your embassy does not issue such a certification anymore (a new passport is a new passport!)
Nongnuch ********
you need nothing but your old passport and the new passport. And maybe the printed TDAC to show (if it applies). Immigration will transfer only their own stamps - which in your case would be the "extension of stay permit" stamp and the re-entry permit stamp (in case you bought one). The "visa" itself cannot get transferred, the visa itself is a separate .pdf document. And if you entered on the new passport, the entry stamp will already be inside the new passport
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