The Oriental pselaphine genus Raffray, 1905 currently contains 29 species. In this paper, six new species are described: Zhang, Hu & Yin, and Zhang, Hu & Yin, from Taiwan, China; Zhang & Yin, and Zhang & Yin, from Thailand; Zhang & Yin, from northern India; and Zhang & Yin, from eastern Malaysia. In addition, Yin & Li, 2015, originally described from Yunnan, China, is newly recorded from Thailand.
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