What should I do if I lose my passport after receiving a Thai visa, and can I request a digital version as well?

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Oct 11, 2024

2 months ago

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If you get in person, they put in your passport right. So what if you lose it or need a new one. Can we ask them to email a digital version as well when we apply, or how would we get a new one…

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When you receive your visa in person, it's recommended to keep a record of your passport and visa information in case of loss. Suggestions include taking a picture of the barcode in your passport and keeping a copy of the original PDF in a safe place for future reference.

Henrik *****

Keep a copy of the original pdf, in a safe place the next 5 years

2 months ago

Stephen ********

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@Henrik ****

they give you a pdf if you get it in person?

2 months ago

David ********

@Stephen *******

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Jay *******

Take a picture of the barcode in your passport.

2 months ago

Stephen ********

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@Jay ******

ah okay, you reckon we could we take a photo and that would be sufficient. That’s good.

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