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What should a non-B visa holder do if they lose their departure card in Thailand?
Jul 24, 2018
8 years ago
Nina *********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello. I think this is visa related. What can be done if non-b visa holder lost departure card? Thank you in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
If a non-B visa holder loses their departure card, they can get a new one at the airport when flying out. Alternatively, if they need to report their 90-day status or seek a visa extension, they should obtain a replacement from the immigration office during their visit.
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Anthony *************
I wish they had an online app to fill in a register the departure cards Most if not all the information is on your flight booking. It could be done with a QR Code that brings you to a page to be filled in. Ir there could be link to your flight booking which has most of the data.
Tod *********
get a new one when you fly out, OR if you need to make a 90 day report or an extension get one from the immigration office when you go there
Tom **********
Happened to me too, recently. Just filled out a new one when leaving Thailand by air - no issues, no questions asked.
Daniel ************
Nina Wanglee yes
Nina *********
ORIGINAL POSTERSo I can use a new departure card when leaving?
Tod *********
@Nina ********
, keep in mind that some immigration offices require you go get a police report to give you a new one. Most don't but some do.Nina *********
ORIGINAL POSTERSounds easier than filling a police report then going to immigration
Nina *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
thank uuuTod *********
they'll look up your old card number, cross out the number on another card and write your number on it.
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