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Which should I do first: the 90-day report or transferring stamps to my new passport for my NON-O visa?

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Jun 17, 2025

5 months ago

Daniel *******

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I need to do my 90-day report and also transfer stamps to a new passport (non o). I'll do them on the same day at immigration. 

Which one needs to be done first or does it even matter?

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When handling both a 90-day report and the transfer of stamps to a new passport, it is advisable to transfer the stamps first. This is because you should then file the 90-day report under the new passport number, ensuring that your new passport is registered in the 90-day reporting system, which allows for easier future reporting online.

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The best way to do it would be to move the stamps to the new passport then file the 90 day report under the new passport number so that the new passport number will be in the 90 day reporting system meaning you can do the following 90 day reports online.

5 months ago

Jakob *********

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I done this all in one day, first transfer stamps from old to new passport, for stay, retirement, then the 90-day report, and after renewal of my stay for another 12 month all done in under 2 hours as they done one at the time, Pathum Thani immigration

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Daniel *******

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@Tod ********

great. Thank you

5 months ago

Daniel *******

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@Tod ********

great. Thank you

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