What To Do With The 90 Day Report Slip...........

[Felt 35]

.........when going abroad for two months before next report? Do the immigration keep this when going through passport control?

Thanks

Felt.

[lopburi3]

No - you should keep for your next report however and if they do not notice point out the travel (reason for reporting date being different).

[Mario2008]

No. I would just keep it.

Your next report is due 90 days after you return to Thailand. The paspsort stamps shows why you didn't report.

[Crossy]

I've always removed mine after passing immigration at the airport, I tend to keep them along with all my boarding cards etc.

But its absence has never been queried at my next report, perhaps I've just been lucky.

[lopburi3]

Missing report receipt could be an issue - some reports of reporter having to obtain and present a police report of loss when they could not provide. Uncommon and obviously sounds like a bad day experience but easy to avoid if you keep.

[Felt 35]

Thanks, then I keep the form together with my travel documents.

[mca]

One thing I've learned in Thailand. Never throw a single piece of paperwork away. You never know when you might need it. I've still got paperwork pertaining to my work permit from 17 years ago..

[NanLaew]

Last year, I was in and out on a multiple re-entry permit issued on a 1-year extension. The reporting slip was about to fall off the staple and get lost so I did the same as Crossy, removed it but kept it in the back of the clear-view folder that I keep my passport in, along with the boarding pass stubs. Nobody ever asked to see it as my work and play never kept me in LOS more than 90-days so never had to report. Nobody asked for it when I did the subsequent new extension but since it has the Immigration chop and signature on it, I reckon it should be kept safe until it is no longer valid.