Following situation. My friend, french citizen living in Bangkok and Shanghai, has a retirement extension ( with re entry permit ) He just got his new passport from the French consulate in Shanghai, tough his old one with the extension inside was invalidated. He has the letter from the embassy but it is in Chinese. He has a stamp in the passport stating that this passport replaces the previous one, but it is in French. Any advice?
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A French citizen residing in Bangkok and Shanghai faces issues with his retirement extension after obtaining a new passport in China. His old passport with the extension has been invalidated, but he has a letter from the embassy and a stamp stating that the new passport replaces the old one. Advice from the community suggests that he should present both passports upon arrival at the airport, as immigration may move his retirement visa to the new passport. Additionally, they recommend contacting the French embassy in Bangkok for assistance and translating any documents as needed.
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