When you lose your credit card — or get it stolen — the first thing you do is call your card issuer and file a police report to protect your finances and identity, ensuring that no one else can use your card if they find it. Depending on the issuer, you should receive a replacement card within 14 days, and you won't be held responsible for any fraudulent charges.
We gather a list of customer service phone numbers for common Thailand credit card issuers. If your issuer isn't on this list, you can find information on how to report your card as lost or stolen on the bank's website or the back of your card.
List of common credit card issuers;
• Bangkok Bank 1333
• Bank of Ayudhya 1572
• Siam Commercial Bank 0-2777-7777
• CIMB Thai Bank 0-2626-7777
• Thanachart Bank 1770
• Government Savings Bank 0-2299-8555
• CITI Bank 1588
• HSBC Bank 0-2614-4000
• Krung Thai Bank 0-2111-1111
• Kasikorn Bank 0-2888-8888
• TMB Bank 1558
• UOB Bank Public Company Limited 0-2285-1555
• Standard Chartered Bank 1595
• Government Housing Bank 0-2645-9000
• TISCO Bank 0-2633-6000
• Islamic Bank of Thailand 1302
• Land and Houses Bank (L&H) 0-2359-0000
• Thai AirAsia Credit Card 0-2638-4000 Press 181
• Central Card 0-2627-8899
• American Express Card 0-2273-5441
• Aeon Card 0-2665 0123
• Power Buy Card 0-2904-2000
• Easy Buy card 0-2864-3333
• Umay plus card 0-2621-4381
Expenses that occurred after the card had been lost should be reported to the card issuers for further consideration by the financial institution. Request a new card as soon as possible because the new card will have a different card number. Nobody is allowed to use it except cardholders.
