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What should I do if I've lost my 90-day white report sheet for my visa in Thailand?

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Dec 17, 2020
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Emily ************
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Just went all the way to Muang Thong Thani for my 90 days but did not have the white sheet from my last report. I was told that I would just pay a fine by my boss but the women told me I have to go to the police station to report the white sheet as lost . Can anyone give more information about this ? Which police station ,, what is the protocol ?
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If you have lost your white report sheet related to your 90-day visa check in Thailand, you need to report the loss at any police station. This step is essential before you can proceed with your visa procedure. After reporting the loss, you can obtain a police report that confirms the white sheet was lost. Most police stations in Thailand are open 24/7, so you can visit at any time.
Emily ************
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One last question : what time do most police stations close ? Unable to find online
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James ******
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 crime never stops
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Emily ************
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🙏🏼
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Tod *********
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 they never close
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Tod *********
Totally the normal for Chaengwattana/MTT when you don't have the previous receipt. We've been telling people over and over IF you don't have it go get a police report. ANY police station will write a report for you stating you lost it.

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Benjamin ******
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 Interesting, is that in Bangkok?
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Sanjeev **************
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 Yes in MTT
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Benjamin ******
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 I learn something new today. Thanks!
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James ******
any police station is fine
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Emily ************
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Great,, thank you
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 so go to any police station and then do I get a piece of paper to bring back to immigration or what ?
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Tod *********
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 you get a police report stating you lost your 90 day report receipt and you take that back to immigration so you can file your new 90 day report
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 you had to do this ?
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James ******
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 yep, just explain to the police you lost the form , you will be finished in less than10 minutes.

same thing as when you lose a bank book
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I know plenty of people have had to of misplaced their last 90 day report but I’ve never heard of having to report it to the police station ... any advice ?
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