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What should I do if I missed my 90-day report deadline due to a lost passport?

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Oct 26, 2018

6 years ago

Thomas *****

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I lost my passport and could not make my 90 report date. My new passport is in and I can pick it up on Monday. Is this a big deal

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Losing a passport and not making the 90-day report deadline is a serious issue in Thailand. It's important to report to immigration as soon as possible, especially with your new passport ready for pickup. Missing the report can lead to fines or complications with your visa status, so addressing it promptly is crucial.

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