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What should I do if I've lost my TM6 and 90-day reporting slip in Thailand?

TM6 90-day report lost documents Thai immigration reporting procedures

Dec 9, 2022

2 years ago

Lewis *********

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I've somehow lost my TM6 and 90-day report paper in my passport. I guess the staples came loose.

I'm due to report again next week.

Is this going to be a problem?

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Losing your TM6 and 90-day report paper can be a concern, but it may not necessarily create problems for your reporting obligations. It's advisable to check with your local immigration office regarding their specific requirements; some may ask for a police report while others might issue a new document without this requirement. Additionally, you can report your 90-day stay online if necessary, which simplifies the process.

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I often lose stuff, next time take a pic of everything as insurance :)

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Lewis *********

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Do photos suffice with immigration submissions?

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Ellie *******

@Lewis ********

no

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Ellie *******

If you do next 90 days report in person, check your local immigration office. It totally depends on your local office if you need a police report for lost or not. Some require you to have a police report to issue new one, some just issue new TM6/receipt without police report.

You can report 90 day online no problem without them.

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Lewis *********

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Thanks. I just went to immigration to get a new 90 day receipt and new TM6.

One immigration officer told me I didn’t need a TM6 and another said I do because I entered before they stopped issuing them.

Fortunately, I persisted and one eventually confronted the other and I got my new TM6 on the spot. I even got a sincere apology from the first immigration officer, so that was a nice surprise.

As for the 90 day report receipt, they just did a new report for me since it was nearly due anyway.

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@Lewis ********

glad it went smoothly for you

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John ******

tm 6 is history.

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Ellie *******

TM6 is 'suspended' currently for only travelers by air, not by land or so-called sea.

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Magnus ************

No I get one when I came back from Laos 2 day’s ago.

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Ellie *******

, not quite exactly history yet for those who entered Thailand before July this year by air, or still active for those who enter by land

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