As others said, it's in Bangkok but it's renewed at the Embassy of China, so she renewed it on Chinese soil. Unfortunately you have to start the process again and pay again
Anonymous participant 338 Doesn't change anything. I did that 2 years ago and the officer could see ALL my previous stamps. He even asked me where my old passport was and why I changed it.
I moved my phone number to Lebara 6 years ago and I only make a 5 GBP top up once every 3 months and I'm able to keep my number this way. Never had any issue in years, as long as I remember to top up at least once every 90 days
I think so, cause I saw many people got it at the beginning and now more and more people are getting rejected.
I'm curious how the renewals will be for these people. I mean, unless you have an extended course at a school or doctors appointments...you don't really have a valid reason for staying from an immigration point of view?