@Richard *******

i have done it before

@Ryan ***

No

@Wayne ********

is correct if you get stopped whilst on overstay you can be arrested and deported

Medconsult in Bangkok and speak good english there. Run by a scottish doctor

@Paul *******

true that we had 3 speeding tickets and wife was going to pay them and then honestly lost them. Nobody has given new one or anything. That was about two years ago

@Mike *********

UK its very easy was just there for couple of days made an appointment submitted all details payment and photo online. Went in at 11 couple of questions and walked out with new 10 year passport 10 minutes later

@Mike *********

perfectly legal and used by me and many others when your job involves travelling and getting visas. Some African countries can take a month or so for visas to get processed. If you had to sit around waiting a month everytime unable to travel would be difficult. Also if your work takes you to the middle east that israeli stamp can prove to be a problem. Although they do if you request staple a piece of paper to your passport and stamp that. Used to be same for South Africa

@Chris ******

yes same as me forty years now using two passports and still end up having to change after 5 or 6 years because they are full.

@Stuart ********

nah i got two british ones. Your allowed if you have to apply for lots of visas or travel to countries were visas may conflict (isreal mainly)

I have two british passports and do this all the time. You can use both at check in, explain this is one for visa of country you are going to and this is one with my Thai visa. At immigration only show the one you entered country on.

(Sometimes they want to check valid Thai stamps at check in. Not often but sometimes)