Your US Embassy will provide a letter to the RTP Immigration to transfer your Visa Stamps.

Take this letter, your old passport and new passport to IO and they will transfer the "Visa stamps" for you, for whatever fee is charged.

But as Sebastian has said bring all your documents with you, have them photocopied, sign each copy with blue ink pen. (Even take a copy of your new passport application, you won't need it but you could be asked for it including the receipt, maybe even the envelope it came in...) The IO's basically can ask you for anything!

Your 90 report is based on your TM30 record you have filed with Immigration already.

It's just a case of presenting your passport and getting a new stamp.

Then you can apply to do it online for the next time via the app.

But as previously stated keep copies of all paperwork, scanned or screenshots and have a blue ink pen.

I sincerely hope you get this awful mess sorted out ASAP.

It can't be good to have an adverse stamp of any kind in one's passport.

It only costs, I believe 3k (THB), for a multi entry permit?

However one can renew a "visa" on the day of "expiry" (as it doesn't cease until midnight).

Maybe encourage your partner to set a reminder in his mobile phone calender to prevent this happening again?

Good luck to you both, Merry Christmas.

As Stuart has said nothing should prevent you doing this....but it's always wise to check with your IO because rules can be interpreted differently from office and by officer.

Have you checked the websites of each major Thai bank? That way you should find the most up to date information for your enquiry? You should find most websites available in English.

Please do your due diligence and engage a lawyer with regard to Usafructs and Superficies. 🙂

@Scott *********

You should have no problems passing through "Swampy" either. As you are not the first person immigration has seen pass through with a ETD.

If you think about it along these lines your Visa stamp in your lost passport remains valid until expiry.

If you have a copy of it it can't do you any harm either?

Your ETD should cross reference your lost passport number.

Immigration can check you out of the country with that info and verify any overstay etc .

So I would not worry about it if that helps?

@Scott *********

The ETD only allows travel back to UK. It will not be stamped with your Thai Visa.

Scott Williams You need to act without delay if you don't want to be pinged for overstay.

As stated report Passport Lost / Stolen to RTP.

Take this Police document to the UK Embassy and request an ETD.

This will permit you to travel back to the UK unhindered.

You are gonna have to get your skates on with booking a flight back to "blighty" before the end of 5th January 2023.

You can possibly start the online process of getting a replacement PP, once you have your RTP report to scan and send your new PP to an address in the UK to be picked up later.

Then once you have your new UK passport you can return to Thailand and start your "Visa" process all over again.

Onne De Geest Depending on one's experience it is free if you wait a week for the form to be completed.

Otherwise the IO will "charge 500 THB" to complete on the day of application.

In my experience the IO will not issue a receipt against this "charge"...😉