Does anyone know if Immigration charge for transferring the visa stamp from the old passport to the new one. If so how much?

Thanks in advance.

My understanding visa are non transferable but stamps are. No charge.

They transferred my visa into a new passport free and quickly about two years ago. Several stamps and notations which gave them the data they needed for further renewals.

Correct, no charge.

They do not transfer visa's, but details of your visa and your permission to stay. If you have a valid visa for entry to Thailand, you will have to use both passports when entering Thailand again. The old one for the visa, the new one to get the permission to stay.

Visas are non transferable. Those are obtained from a Thia embassy/consulate out side Thailand. Stamps and all other information will be transfered at no cost to a new passport.

Thanks for your replies and information

Correct, no charge.

They do not transfer visa's, but details of your visa and your permission to stay. If you have a valid visa for entry to Thailand, you will have to use both passports when entering Thailand again. The old one for the visa, the new one to get the permission to stay.

I have been in and out a number of times and entering Thailand have never been asked for my old passport with the original visa, on which my extension to stay is based, in it. I did have had a reentry visa in my new passport.

I really do not know what they transferred from my old passport to my new one, visa or details of visa so I stand corrected, but it has worked seamlessly for me during exit, reentry and renewal without ever showing my old passport.

It would be off the wall to try to come into Thailand and tell them that my visa is in my old passport which I do not have with me.

After my visa was transferred to the new passport last July, my embassy not only punched and cancelled my old passport, they took it (as required by regulations back home).

My new passport has the transferred visa, a copy of the first entry to Thailand on the non-B, and a valid extension since then, and a reentry permit.

Please don't tell me I will have problems if I want to go on holiday, and I am stuck in Thailand forever, with the old passport gone for good.

Correct, no charge.

They do not transfer visa's, but details of your visa and your permission to stay. If you have a valid visa for entry to Thailand, you will have to use both passports when entering Thailand again. The old one for the visa, the new one to get the permission to stay.

Right on.