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What stamp will I receive when re-entering Thailand with a new passport while having an extension of stay in my old passport?

Oct 3, 2025
2 months ago
Jacopo **********
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When I re-enter Thailand with a new passport with Extension of stay and re-entry in the old passport, what kind of stamp will Immigration give to me in the new passport? Will it say permitted to stay until same date of extension in the old passport?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When you re-enter Thailand with a new passport that has an Extension of Stay and re-entry permit in your old passport, Immigration will issue a small rectangle entry stamp in your new passport. This stamp will indicate your arrival date and the date you are permitted to stay, which coincides with the expiration date of your extension/re-entry in the old passport. It will also be noted that your extension/re-entry is in the old passport. After re-entering, you must take both passports to the immigration office where you obtained the extension to have the relevant stamps transferred.
Tod *********
Yep, it will be until your current extension expires

All it will be is just the small rectangle entry stamp showing the date you arrived and the date you're allowed to stay (the date your current extension/re-entry in the old passport expire).

They will note on the new passport that your extension/re-entry was in an old passport..

Then you have to take the passports to the immigration office where you got the extension and get the extension/re-entry stamps transferred. The airport doesn't do that
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