Hello.

General question - I'm a holder of two passports. Have the Thai Immigration officers access to history records of how many times I entered Thailand as a person? I mean one time I will enter/leave Thailand with one passport, next time I will enter/leave Thailand with another passport.

Are there any records for me as a person, that I visited Thailand with both passports and when? Or they only check the stamps on my passport and do not have any records of my entries to Thailand electronically. I'm asking because of the entry/visa rules. Both passports are in the Visa Exemption system.

Thank you.

Hi, just thought I would share....had one day overstay, the consensus was that they would waive the fine but that I'd definitely get the red overstay stamp. I got neither....the supervisor said " no problem" and he justed signed his name next to my exit stamp. So glad I chose not to get the extension!

Hi all. I recently lost my passport while back in the UK and getting a new one next week. My question is when I return next month, will Thai immigration still see all my previous Thai arrivals/departures and previous visas when scanning the new passport? Or will I be a blank canvas? Thank you.

Hi all i read the latest 5 june thread about TM30 online, and read everything , and have done everything , but it still does not allow me too access , so i will have too go too report in person . My question as i have used my thai id card and not my passport too check in the hotel will it show up on immigration records, if using an id card does not show on their records it will save me a long drive , does anybody know if it does or does not thanks

What I would like to see if someone with an O-A visa, retirement extension, and official mandatory health insurance re-enters into Thailand and lets us know whether the insurance is noted in our immigration record so we do not need to carry the insurance certificate with us every time we re-enter the country.

Hey there 🤗

I have been on an education visa for the last two years here. My school advised for me to go home and get a new passport as I have many stamps for Thailand and they won’t renew for a third year unless I have a new passport.

I have since decided not to renew with that school, however now I will be applying for the 6 month tourist visa instead, and am worried that they will deny me the visa (even though I will have all of the appropriate paperwork) due to having many stamps in and out of Thailand in the past few years in this passport.

Does anyone know any information about this? Should I really be getting a new passport or does it not matter since all my information is in the immigration computer system anyways? Thanks