@Peter ******

, you better talk with your local immigration office in advance. I believe you need an entry stamp on your passport that is used for an extension since your new passport was obtained outside Thailand. Basically, you cannot change foreign valid passports inside Thailand.

In that case, you have to get a new extension on your old (and "current" in Thailand) passport, which means your next extension is until the passport validity, 01 February 2026 instead of August 2026.

Or you leave and enter Thailand again on your new passport, at least one of the ways by air to switch passports.

@Flo *************

, it's more like a hit-or-miss situation in Bangkok if you are asked for TM.30 for a tourism extension.

@Sam ****

, yes, that's correct

@Sam ****

, as long as you meet the requirements for Non-OA, ie insurance. As mentioned, you might need a new insurance policy.

A valid Non-OA gives you an earlier date of 365 days or insurance validity upon entry. This is the same you enter on the first day or last day of Non-OA. You need insurance covers for the length you want to be stamped in.

There is not one document that covers all of those regarding only Non-OA. Those are on police orders with partial revisions. You have to follow all related police orders if you want to see exact official documents. You can check the Immigration Bureau for some of those.

You need to check all related and pick what is related to you by yourself.

But here are some that may related to you.

- Every foreigner who stays longer than 90 days on a Non-immigrant basis visa or extension is obligated to report 90 days

- All multiple-entry visas including Non-OA let you enter Thailand for visa-specific length until the last day of visa validity (<- this is how Non-OA visa holders get a "second" year and not an extension)

- You can apply for an extension at the end of the "permitted to stay" period at the local immigration office for the same reason for the visa by meeting the requirements of the extension that are not the same as the visa itself (<- this is different from second year directly from visa)

That WAS your visa number. You can see "USED" stamp on your visa. Your visa was used and is no longer valid.

What number you want to fill in TDAC with is the number on your re-entry permit.

You already have a "permitted until" stamp or "extension" stamp.

The "Visa Number" field on the arrival card refers to the document you enter on when you are approved to enter Thailand. Usually, it would be an actual visa. But for someone like you who is already in Thailand with a valid stay stamp, what lets you enter Thailand on is a re-entry permit.

@Andrew ********

, online reporting window is between 15 days and 7 days before the due date

No appointment is available for cancellations. You have to do it as a walk-in.

You cannot cancel a retirement "visa" if you are still on the entry (or initial) stamp from an actual visa. You just need to leave Thailand without a re-entry permit to invalidate your visa.

Usually an extension based on being over 50 doesn't have to be cancelled. I don't know anyone who applied for cancellation of retirement extension under normal circumstances.

What reason do you want to cancel your retirement visa or extension?

Thank you all. This post is not gonna be a "how to transfer internationally" post.

@John ********

, if you still have a question directly related to the original post, please contact one of the moderators to reopen it. or make a new post.

@John ********

, monthly income have to be shown as “international transfers”