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Depends where you live. Dr Captain at Bangkok Hospital Phuket Bright Eyes Center is superb.

Please! I have stuff that my uncle's mother's step-daughters next door neighbour's best friend told her about specific things that show in reality that Putin's opponents are colluding with Trump to change Governments in Russia.

BTW: I need a new Mercedes sports so the info will cost!

14 hours ago, ELVIS123456 said:

No - he is not entitled to Australian citizenship. Period.

 

He may be able to apply for Migration to Australia as a skilled migrant, and if successful apply for Citizenship after gaining Permanent Residency.  You as an Australian citizen, and with his working credentials, will both help.

 

You need to talk to VFS Global who are the 'partner' who processes all Visa applications in Thailand, and to the Australian Dept of Immigration, and to the Australian Embassy in Thailand.

http://www.vfsglobal.com/Australia/Thailand/index.html

http://www.border.gov.au/about/corporate/information/fact-sheets/01backgd

http://thailand.embassy.gov.au/bkok/Visas_and_Migration.html

 

Beware of Migration experts/organisations in Thailand. Many will say yes he can apply, take his money and lodge the application (maybe), and then say it was not approved a year or so later. If you are going to go through this difficult and lengthy process, but you want/need some professional help, then find a Migration Agent in Australia to assist.

Elvis is right because of the adoption. If it was a DNA question we at easyDNA do a significant number of Immigration Tests for DFAT which must be NATA approved and done under strict conditions. If no DNA testing is available through the agent, the test will end up in one of 5 or 6 testing groups of which we are two.

Ask her to take a prenatal paternity test. On many occasions you hear no more. https://www.gtldna.com.au/non-invasive-prenatal-paternity-test/ or wait until baby is born, go for a non-legal but ensure swabs are independently collected. . If positive then you’ll probably have to redo as a Legal DNA test.

Doesn't matter where you live. Companies arrange deliveries of kits to different countries for same test.