In the UK at the moment and just received my new UK passport.

My retirement visa and multi entry are in my old passport which I also have.

Where and when will this get transferred to the new passport?

When I return and do the 90 day report or before?

Regarding a residency certificate I understand that the first 90 day report must have been completed, before applying. Yet I read on various expat posts that immigration are accepting just the TM30, passport, visa, etc, without the TM47. Is this now the case and is it written somewhere official?

I just renewed my passport at the Australian Embassy in Bangkok. I have a Retirement Visa and multi entry stamp in the old passport, which I still have on hand. I plan to present both old and new passport to the immigration officer to get stamped out of the country. Question is whether the existing, valid Retirement Visa and multiple entry stamp will be transferred to the new passport on the day of departure by Immigration? I have a sinking feeling in my stomach that I will need to visit Chaengwattana to sort it out, prior to flying. Incidentally, I will exit via Suvarnabhumi before having to renew my current 90 Day Report, so that doesn't present any issues. Much appreciated to those who can offer their solid experience here. Cheers

Any expert views please…. I’ll be flying out of Thailand right on 90 days before coming back for good (Take That) in January. Should I still submit a 90 day report this trip, I’ve moved around several locations - it’ll be a first time experience submitting if I do

I'm due to renew my 1year visa and have lost my TM 30 . Please advise what to do? Do they even need it?

Hello Everyone,

I have a question about staying in compliance with the TM 30

I Have about 6 months left on my extension.

non o based on retirement multiple entry.

I have been out of Thailand traveling for about 5 months now.

I ended the lease on a rental house the last time I was in Thailand and I am planning on living in a different province when I return in a few weeks.

Upon returning to Thailand I plan to stay one night at a hotel in Bangkok and then take a bus to another province where I will stay in a hotel until I can find a condo or apartment to rent as soon as possible.

Can the hotels report my stay to Immigration and print copy of the TM 30 for me to keep?

Is that all that is necessary until I rent a condo and the landlord files a TM 30 ?

Thank you in advance for any advice you may have.

I was approved for a DTV visa. I already have an education visa which is expiring in a few days. I'm visiting my home country of Canada at the moment and the plan is to return to Thailand with my new DTV visa. Even though my ed visa will be expired, should I have cancelled the initial one first? Is there something I need to do now to avoid problems?

Thanks,

Corey

Non O Marriage Visa question: how early can I extend my yearly before the due date? Is it like the 90 day report: 7 days before and 7 days after?

I am curious as to anyone's experience with the immigration office Chiang Rai.. Central mall?? easy ..... or difficult ?? thank you..

Hello, I am on a non immigrant O-A Visa expiring 8 April 2025. Do I need to check in with immigration every 90 days? Thank you.