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Can I extend my Non-ED visa in Thailand with just a police report after losing my passport?

Non-ED Visa Visa Extension Lost Passport Police Report US Embassy Thailand Visa Rules

Feb 13, 2019

6 years ago

Jeremiah ******

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hey everyone. so me and my wife Got in a bit of a problem yesterday in Bangkok we were there getting a police certificate for my wife's Us Visa application and we actually lost our passports before we left to go back to chiang mai we grabbed a police report for the lost passports.

we are here on a Non ED and my wife a dependent. our 90 day extension is on march 12th is it possible to get our Visa extension with the police report before we get our new passports?

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The user and their wife lost their passports in Bangkok while obtaining a police certificate for a US visa application. They are concerned about extending their Non-ED visa before their current extension expires on March 12th, using only a police report for the lost passports. Responses indicate that a passport, or an emergency travel document, is required for a visa extension, and that a replacement passport can take about 14-18 days to obtain from the US consulate.

Tod *********

. Here's the website that tells you what to do.

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Jeremiah ******

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Ok thanks guys this really helped Ill make contact with my wifesembassy and the us embassy

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Tod *********

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@Jason **********

said, you're NOT gonna get any extension without a passport or an emergency travel document. They aren't gonna give you one based on you just having a police report stating you lost your passport.

The US consulate here is currently getting replacement passports to people in about 14 - 18 days. So IF you're gonna go the new passport route you need to get after it pretty quickly.

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Jason ***********

No. You’ll need a passport to get a visa extension.

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@Jeremiah *****

then you either get a new passport BEFORE your extension comes due OR you get an emergency travel document (which is like a passport and good for a year) then get your extension THEN get your new passport

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@Jeremiah *****

: They won’t give any extension until you present a passport.

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Jeremiah ******

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what If I have the police report of it being lost?

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