For students to study in Thailand, they need not only a visa, but also a passport.
What if you lose your passport while studying in Thailand?
Here’s what international students should do after losing their passports in Thailand.
Losing your passport while studying in Thailand is definitely not fun.
If you find it missing, please immediately return to the place where you may have lost it, such as shopping malls, supermarkets or banks. Contact the lost and found office in public areas. If necessary, you can also call the tourist alarm number 1155.
One netizen once joked: “Love your passport like love your life!”
In case you really lose your passport in Thailand, the following are detailed information for you to check, please bookmark for a rainy day!
If the search proves fruitless and a new passport is required, you must go to the Chinese Consulate in Thailand with the relevant report issued by the police.
It would be nice to have a photo of the missing passport, which can also serve as proof of Chinese citizenship.
Method 1: Apply for a new passport in the local area. The issuing time is 15 working days from the date of accepting the application, and the waiting time is longer.
To apply for a new passport, tourists can return to the exit and entry registration center where their hukou is located, provide the certificate of the local police station, the relevant certificate provided by the travel agency, or in accordance with the provisions of the relevant departments, publish the information of the loss notice in the designated newspaper, and choose one of the three materials.
The police station proved to be the easiest way.
Materials required: Travel permit and photocopy (photo page, stamp page for return and entry), household register and photocopy, ID card and photocopy, original foreign alarm record, photocopy and translation copy approved by the Exit and Entry Administration, a 2-inch photo.
Method 2: (recommended) APPLY for a travel permit LOCALLY for 4 working days, expedited only 2 working days, relatively fast.
A travel pass is a blueprint of the same size as a passport. It is a visa page except for the personal schedule.
In principle, a blank travel pass can only be used when returning to China. It must be used together with a copy of the passport and a loss certificate issued by the police of the host country.
1. Fill out the application form for admission in Chinese and English;
2. 8 two-inch color photos (passport type), copy of ID card;
3. The bank deposit certificate of the parent or himself or the fund guarantor (the deposit amount shall not be less than 160,000 RMB or 20,000 US dollars);
4. Original birth certificate (with my photo and English translation on the certificate);
5. The highest educational certificate (with my photo and English translation);
6. Transcript (sent directly by the Academic Affairs office of the institution);
7. The applicant should prepare two letters of recommendation written by the teacher or superior, stating the applicant’s moral character, educational background and development plan after completion of the course;
8. In addition to TOEFL, some graduate students need gmat, gre or SAT, or attend English training held in China (such as Study abroad in Thailand centers in major cities) and pass the required English test;
9. Copy of valid passport;
10. Work certificate;
1. Quality of Education The quality of education in Thailand has been recognized by international examination bodies.
Thailand’s higher education adopts the model of European and American countries in terms of curriculum, educational methods and educational system.
The outstanding majors of Thai universities include: engineering technology, tourism service industry, agriculture, public health and health, humanities, literature and arts, forestry, science, business administration, medicine and so on, and most of the university degrees have been recognized by the universities of developed countries more than ten years ago.
2. Education Level International education in Thailand covers all levels from kindergarten to postgraduate.
At present, there are 357 international bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programs in public and private universities in Thailand, all taught in English, in which both foreign and Thai students can use the credit system.
Most of these programmes are offered by 24 national and 37 private institutions approved by the Ministry of Universities.
These colleges are located in Bangkok and its suburbs.
Admission requirements vary according to the nature of each program and each university’s admissions policy.
Some universities also have joint postgraduate programs with well-known universities in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and Australia, as well as programs to exchange researchers and students with overseas universities.
3. Geographical Advantages Because it is located in the center of Southeast Asia, it is convenient to study in Thailand from neighboring countries, with the same climate and the same lifestyle.
Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, has the largest number of four and five hotels in the world.
Bangkok has long been an important transportation hub of air, road, railway and waterway in Southeast Asia. The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific (UN-ESCAP) and 14 headquarters of the United Nations and other international organizations in the Asia-Pacific region are also located here, such as:
UNESCO, ICAO, Telecom Asia, etc.
