If you are reading this from inside Thailand, congratulations, you have already successfully filled the Thai immigration card, also known as TM.6, arrival card or departure card.

If you are reading this from inside Thailand, congratulations, you have already successfully filled the Thai immigration card, also known as TM.6, arrival card or departure card. It is a rather simple form you need to hand in to the immigration officers when you arrive, so you just can’t get in without it. There is always those who prefer to know everything in advance before their trip, so here you will find information about one of the first things you will need to do once you step on Thailand’s soil: fill the immigration card. What is the TM.6 Card The TM.6 card, or arrival card, is a small two-pages form you need to hand along with your passport for the immigration checkpoint at the airport or other border when you arrive to Thailand. It consists in two pages, the arrival and the departure card, both identified by the same serial number. The form includes basic personal information and some more nosy details about your visit and income. Most airlines will hand you this card during or after your flight to Thailand, but beware, sometimes they will offer them at lightning speed, so if you blink you might miss the chance.

Instal Font Arabic Di Hp Nokia 3310. It is ideal to get the card in time and fill it on the airplane, as otherwise you might lose some valuable queue position at the immigration check-in. If you land without one in your possession, don’t panic: you can always get one at the airport and fill it on the spot. Just do it in one of the little tables for that purpose, before actually queuing. The arrival card The main page of the TM.6 is the two-sided Arrival card. There are no optional fields, so you are expected to fill everything in here, excluding the obvious box for official use. In an ideal world, you will write a single letter in its little box, but sadly that is just impossible as some of the fields don’t have enough space. Try your best.

The fields on the first side are: • Family name: or surname • First name and Middle Name: both share this field • Nationality: as specified on your passport • Male or Female: cross the one that applies • Passport number: exactly that • Date of birth: use numbers and observe the order of day, month and year. • Visa number: if you have a visa, add its number / identification here • Address in Thailand: add the address of where you will be staying in Thailand, like your Hotel or so on. Good luck fitting it in the box. Hanvon Bc10c Touchpad Drivers. • Signature: add your signature in the little box • Flight or Other Vehicle Number: don’t forget this field on the corner and add the flight number you took The other side of the page is way more nosy, probably for statistical purposes. If you are a Thai resident, you don’t need to fill this. • Type of flight: Charter or schedule, which will be the case most of the times • First trip to Thailand: yes or no • Traveling on group tour: yes or no • Accommodation: you can choose between hotel, youth hostel, guesthouse, friend’s home, apartment or others • Purpose of visit: is it holiday, business, education, employment, transit, meeting, incentive, conventions, exhibitions or others?