Handsomeman81

After the recent surrogate parent issues the Immigration Office now requires that if the parents of a foreign child born in Thailand wish to take the child out of the country they must have a passport from their home country (obtained in Thailand) and the child must travel with the parents and the parents must show both the birth certificate and passport.

Hey Guys,

Reading the above has got me a little bit nervous, I am about to visit the UK with my son and fly in 10 days time, he has a UK passport,

However it says the child must be travelling with parents, he will be travelling with just me, so he will be just travelling with 1 parent, not parents,

Also whos birth certificate am I to show? I am not clear if it means I must show the childs birth certificate or I must show mine?

Are these rules only applying to Chaing Mai residents?

Any clarification would be appreciated, thanks in advance for your time,

My friend is in London with his two Thai/English sons right this moment so it is possible with only one parent. Having said that he does have custody, maybe that's made a difference? Can you mot get to an immigration office and ask the question? Good luck

Thanks for the input, I will be visiting a immigration office in the next few days with my wife and will ask immigration to write a letter so there will be no issues at the airport, hopefully they will write a letter saying i am legally taking my own son out of the country

After the recent surrogate parent issues the Immigration Office now requires that if the parents of a foreign child born in Thailand wish to take the child out of the country they must have a passport from their home country (obtained in Thailand) and the child must travel with the parents and the parents must show both the birth certificate and passport.

Hey Guys,

Reading the above has got me a little bit nervous, I am about to visit the UK with my son and fly in 10 days time, he has a UK passport,

However it says the child must be travelling with parents, he will be travelling with just me, so he will be just travelling with 1 parent, not parents,

Also whos birth certificate am I to show? I am not clear if it means I must show the childs birth certificate or I must show mine?

Are these rules only applying to Chaing Mai residents?

Any clarification would be appreciated, thanks in advance for your time,

Thanks for the info guys, this has made me feel more at ease,

Hi Guys,

I am soon about to return back to the UK for a few months and would like some advice on taking prescribed medications back there,

I will be taking a approximate 2 month supply for my anxiety disorder which would consist of:

Approximately:

60 x 100mg Quetiapine tablets

200 x 2mg Diazepam capsules

60 x propranolol tablets

I can already imagine there might be some problems at customs,  do you think a letter from a Thai doctor will be enough to stop any

problems?

Has anyone else had to take similar medications back to the UK and has anyone had any problems? this is quite a big worry,

Thanks in advance for anyones time and input into this,
 

Thanks Crossy for your fast reply!, it is a good job I asked or I would of made a costly mistake,

Hi Guys,

I am sure some of you will be able to help clear this up,

I will soon be visiting the UK with my son who has both a Thai and English passport, the question is which passport number do I put on my sons flight ticket when booking the flight online? I will be flying with British airways and they require all passport information,

Any help and advice on this and any other issues I might run into will be much appreciated!

Thanks in advance