Can I Enter Thailand with a New British Passport After Issues with My Irish Passport?

ED visa is possible, but I heard they are looking at it extremely closely if you already have a tourist visa and the ED visa is for studying Thai. The best ED visa, bar none, is to get a bachelors or masters degree at a real, well respected university (i.e. Mahidol, Thammast, Chular, KMUTT, etc...)

Getting a Non-B on the basis of employment is the best idea possible. At least in my industry, nobody knows Thai, and knowing Thai won't help at the job at all.

Seoirse Grant Oops...sorry. If he is not Thai, you cannot get a Married to a Thai visa.

@Maria ************

Agreed. Your options are few to none in living and staying in Thailand. Need to get a job which provides a work permit...as a teacher ??

@James *******

personally I dont think ppl should marry just to get a visa

Will Morgan Firstly they scan your passport, then they ask you to put your fingers on the device. The history (which likely includes the last entry or two), would show up at step 1.

New passports link on step 1, regardless of fingerprints, based on date of birth, name etc. Same as before, before biometrics. They linked before also.

Fingerprints would serve to minimize fakes (you entered on your real name before and now you enter on a fake name etc, but same fingerprints).

Biometrics also includes face matching.

Why else would they keep browsing passports looking at history?

I did not have any issues on a new passport, the old one being full of entries. Let's just say i glanced at that screen from behind and did not see tens of pics of me with tens of entries.