Can I carry a copy of my passport in Thailand?


Can I carry a copy of my passport in Thailand? We strongly recommend you carry a copy of your U.S. passport identification page and current Thai visa to help avoid detention by the Thai immigration police.


Why do travel agents need a copy of your passport?

To avoid issues during your trip. Immigration may deny entry, and airlines may deny boarding if the name on the air ticket does not match the name in the passport or government-issued ID. 2.) To avoid costly errors when booking.


Can I carry a copy of my passport when traveling?

Safeguard your passport. While overseas, carry copies of your passport ID page and foreign visa with you at all times. If your passport is lost or stolen, report it immediately to the nearest embassy or consulate, or at 1-877-487-2778.


What are public toilets like in Thailand?

Some restrooms are kept very clean while others are frighteningly dirty. You never know what you will get. It's always a surprise! In some public bathrooms it is prohibited to wear your shoes.


Where should I keep a copy of my passport when traveling?

Tuck a Paper Photocopy of Your Passport into Your Travel Partner's Luggage. This is for those times when internet access isn't so reliable when your passport disappears. Alternatively, you can keep a photocopy in your room safe, and of course keep a copy on your phone.


How do you carry important documents while traveling?

Let's delve into the ways you can ensure their safety during your travels.
  1. Make Digital and Physical Copies. ...
  2. Use Plastic Bags. ...
  3. Find Secure Storage. ...
  4. Keep Documents Close. ...
  5. Separate Documents into Different Bags. ...
  6. Get Locks for Your Bags. ...
  7. Consider Tracking Devices.


Where can I hide my passport in a hotel room?

Look for a place in your hotel room where people wouldn`t think that it would be there, like under the TV or at the edge of the carpet. When the edge of the carpet can be pulled up and it is covered by furniture, people will not notice it there. When you get back after a day out, make sure to check on it immediately.


Should you carry your passport with you at all times?

While it is important to be alert, it is also important not to openly display your passport (even if standing in the immigration line). Always conceal your passport to the best of your ability and make sure that it is secure in a zipped bag that is always with you.


Do I need to carry my passport at all times in Italy?

Yes, you have to carry your passport in Italy. Italian law requires that anyone in a public area must carry an identity document issued by their national government. According to the law of DLGS, 25 July 1998, N. 286, you are always required to carry with you the original passport in Italy.


Can airport scanners detect passport?

Yes, it will show up as an object made of (probably) paper, maybe with a chip in it. The chip might give it away as specifically a passport, if the security person manning the system was actually looking for that. But their primary role is to look for weapons and other potential hazards to flight safety.


Why do hotels ask for a copy of your passport?

Many countries have laws requiring foreign visitors to register with the local police. By taking your passports the hotels are doing this for you (and it's not their decision - it's the law - they have no choice). If the hotel didn't do this for you, you would have to find a local police station and register yourself.


Why do hotels ask to keep your passport?

These hotels keep a record of passports to cross check for wanted criminals, look for missing persons, or protect against identity thieves. Of course, handing over your personal identification can be risky, even if you're giving it to a reputable hotel with (most likely) trustworthy employees.


Should I leave my passport in the hotel or carry it?

Answer. Use the hotel safe. There's a greater chance you'll lose it or that it'll be stolen from your bag or pocket than it being stolen from the safe. Plus you can use a secondary lock hotel room safe for additional security of the safe.