Can I use a photo of my lost TM6 card for my 90-day report in Thailand?

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Nov 10, 2020

4 years ago

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Hello, I am preparing to make my first 90 day report and seem to have lost my TM6 card. I have a photo of it, will that be sufficient to complete my report? If not how do I go about having it replaced? TIA

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The TM6 card is essential for your 90-day report in Thailand. If you've lost it, a photo is not sufficient. It's recommended to file a police report regarding the lost card. Following that, visit the immigration office with the police report to request a replacement TM6 card.

Benjamin ******

You're not the first person to have lost the TM6 Departure Card. Go to the police and file a police report, and then go to the immigration office with the police report; they'll issue you a new TM6.

4 years ago

Warren ***********

@Benjamin *****

I have used a copy for a long time without issues

4 years ago

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