Below we highlight a recent success as we found a Xiaomi Pad 6 Tablet computer for a client who was traveling southeast Asia and currently in Taiwan. We were able to pick it up same day and we are researching the best way to send it internationally for her. The owner nearly lost her 250 Euro electronic tablet!
Lost and Found Thailand Returns Tablet to Owner
Last week a graduate student from Taichung discovered she had left her tablet in the security‑tray queue at Krabi International Airport. Within days of landing back in Taiwan she filed a lost‑item report on LostFoundThailand.com, telling us her departure terminal and paying the initial 600 THB fee for starting the investigation. That simple step set our recovery process in motion. (Lost & Found Thailand)
How the Search for the Lost Item Unfolded
Our Krabi team contacted the airport lost‑and‑found desk, security staff, and the airline ground handler. Because the traveler provided the tray lane and approximate time, staff were able to locate the device that was lost 7 days before in under an hour. Photographs and the unlock code confirmed ownership. We completed the export declaration, arranged postal insurance, and will dispatch the package in a couple of hours as we research the best way to send it. Three days after the initial report the woman was able to sleep easy knowing her tablet was on the way to her place of residence in Taichung.
What Makes Our Lost and Found Thailand Service Effective?
- Thailand-wide reach – the network covers every major airport plus buses, ferries, taxis, and tourist hubs from Phuket to Chiang Rai
- Low entry fee – a lost‑item investigation starts at about 600 THB, so travelers can act quickly without high upfront cost. Total cost was 1,200 THB for our service which included calls, a run to the Krabi International Airport, filing a lost item reclaimation paper, and picking up the item. It also included the shipping service fee of 200 THB.
- Human follow‑up – multilingual staff phone offices, post in local social channels, and even travel to collect items when required
Practical Tips for International Travelers
- Photograph any item of importance you will travel with: Rings, electronics, ID, Passport, Jewelry, ANYTHING to help you recover it
- Photograph your airline, bus, and ferry tickets to easily recall where you’ve been and the days you traveled. Photograph taxi plates, and seat rows before moving on – small details speed up a search!
- File a report within 24 hours and include serial numbers or unique marks. A receipt for the purchase of your item is quite helpful.
- Keep an email address on luggage tags instead of relying on a local phone SIM
Need Help In Thailand Right Now?
If you have misplaced a passport, phone, or any other valuable in Thailand, visit LostFoundThailand.com – complete the short form, pay the modest investigation fee, and let the team handle the legwork while you continue your journey. Another quick reunion could be only days away.