We have to go to immigration today to swap my wifes visa onto her new passport, anyone know on here what they charge.

Hua Hin imm tend to try and coin it a bit so would like to know the real cost first.

TTM

No charge in the Chanthaburi area

It should be free.

BTW Immigration do not transfer Visas, only Immigration stamps.

It is free,but will take a full page.

Thanks for the info, its her business visa they have to transfer into her new passport.

TTM

Thanks for the info, its her business visa they have to transfer into her new passport.

TTM

Should be free but 15 months ago HH charged 500 Baht.......

As I said they will not transfer a Visa.

Thanks for the info, its her business visa they have to transfer into her new passport.

TTM

Should be free but 15 months ago HH charged 500 Baht.......

Sorry mine was entry stamp and not visa that was transferred from old-new passport

Ok so maybe you would call it something else, she has a new passport from british consulate hong kong and has a business visa plus work permit for the last 7 years.

So what I am saying is that her current visa has to be put into her new passport, is that not transfering?.

TTM

Is it a Visa obtained from a Thai Consulate?

Or an Extension of Stay obtained from Immigration?

A Visa cannot be transfered.

An Extension of Stay can.

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Is it a Visa obtained from a Thai Consulate?

Or an Extension of Stay obtained from Immigration?

A Visa cannot be transfered.

An Extension of Stay can.

The above is correct. If your wife does have a visa she should be doing border runs at least every 90 days. If on extension of stay she should be address reporting to immigration every 90 days. If permission to stay is based on visa entry, she will have to use both passports for travelling until a new visa is required. Immigration can only transfer immigration stamps (ie, permission to stay/extension of stay/re-entry permits) and not embassy/consulate stamps.