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What is the process to transfer a Non-O Over 50 visa stamp to a new passport in Thailand?
Oct 20, 2025
2 days ago
Joel ******
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If I understand the process for moving stamps to a new passport correctly (Non-O Over 50 Extension) at CW:

Enter Thailand with both passports, new passport gets stamped in.

At CW

* Need transfer stamp form and both passports

* Updated bank book and copy (bank book only. Not the full year report that takes a week from Bangkok Bank?)

* Copy of photo pages from each passport

* Copy of last arrival stamp (from the new passport) and last extension (from the old passport)

They move the stamp to the new passport.

And then, since I got my multiple re-entry permit at Suvarnabhumi, I need to take both passports there to move the re-entry permit, which I can do on my next flight out.

Am I missing anything?
Non-O visaVisa extensionPassport stamp transferRe-entry permitChaengwattana ImmigrationThailand expat immigration rulesBank book requirements
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