I’m learning to optimize space by things like using Laos eVisas, instead of Visa on arrival, and other strategies.
The whole point of a new passport is empty pages. It negates the purpose when Thailand moves the stamps into the new passport, and then add stamps attesting to the true copy.
I dont think so. I need the Thai Visa in my new passport to get back in.
I doubt Thailand would let me back in with a Non-O in a cancelled passport. But, I'm curious now if Thailand might? Has anyone tried this? I think they would just admit you Visa Exempt and tell you to start the Non-O process anew.
If I controlled Thai immigration the they would no longer be able to use paper copies in support of Visa applications to power the Thai electric generation plants. Almost everything would be computer, biometric and App based.