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  1. (I'm father of a one year old born in Thailand to Thai mum, I'm UK , but no marriage nor legalised yet)

    Original documents

    -Child registration pink book

    -My passport

    Printouts

    -Internet banking statement showing 100k minimum Thai baht (do they confirm with the bank that that funds are there on the day, do they need the funds to have been in for a certain length of time?).

    I don't know if anyway to get original statements from my bank. I have a savings book but I won't be not in Thailand to get it updated.

    Copies (all signed by mother)

    -Stamped official translation of child - birth certificate with me shown on document

    -Thai birth certificate of child birth as above

    -Mother Thai ID

    Thanks a lot for any help in pointing out whether I'm missing anything.

    No translation of the birth certificate is needed if it is in Thai or English.

    You will need the birth certificate plus a copy and a copy of the child's house book registry (it is blue not pink). You can sign the the copies yourself there no requirement for the child's mother to do it.

    You can update your bank book before you leave Thailand. No need for an update on the date you apply. The 100k baht only has to be in bank on the date your apply no need for it to be there any amount of time.

    Thanks. I understand now, I thought you meant the pink birth book everyone gets in Thailand when pregnant.

    Does my name need to be in the Ta Bien Baan (blue book), it is not at present, and I doubt it could be without a residential visa...sorry if sounds stupid question!

    Bank book with 100k will be tricky as I will be coming from UK to Penang, and intended transferring money into Thai account online, so wont be able to get the savings book updated. It only shows 20k at present. Any suggestions? Printouts?

    Thanks again

    Only the page in the tambien ban where your child's name is. Yours normally would not be there.

    They should accept a printout from online banking.

    Is it my gf copy of ID card got to be certified?

    How do I do that?

    Shes going with me if thats change anything.

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  2. Not sure what you mean by child dependency.

    If you are a parent to a Thai child you get a single entry non-o visa based upon that with only you name on the birth certificate at an embassy or consulate. Some will also issue a multiple entry non-o visa.

    To apply for a multiple entry non-o visa at some locations or to apply for a one year extension of stay based upon being the parent of a Thai immigration you will need to legitimize your parenthood. See: How To Gain Parental Rights As A Father

    In bold, not required in Penang. For one year non O they are asking for details of Thai Bank account and copies signed by the Thai parent also.

    I am aware of Penang's requirements. If you look at line two I wrote some will do it with just his name on the birth certificate.
    I'll be going to Penang in June to get non o, and just to clarify this is what I'm intending to do.

    (I'm father of a one year old born in Thailand to Thai mum, I'm UK , but no marriage nor legalised yet)

    Original documents

    -Child registration pink book

    -My passport

    Printouts

    -Internet banking statement showing 100k minimum Thai baht (do they confirm with the bank that that funds are there on the day, do they need the funds to have been in for a certain length of time?).

    I don't know if anyway to get original statements from my bank. I have a savings book but I won't be not in Thailand to get it updated.

    Copies (all signed by mother)

    -Stamped official translation of child - birth certificate with me shown on document

    -Thai birth certificate of child birth as above

    -Mother Thai ID

    Thanks a lot for any help in pointing out whether I'm missing anything.

    I got same situation.

    Going Penang 10 may will update on it.

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  3. Yes Fairtex is good, but better be quick...prices are going up!

    Have a look at Fairtex sports club in Pattaya Nua. I think I'm going to join soon, new equipment, nice clean big gym with all that you need, clean locker room, suana, free towels, tv's, and not too busy. It's bt9,500.00 for the year, that's gym only, can pay more for pool, tennis, badminton etc..also have muay thai there too if interested.

    Fairtex is a rip off.

    Went twice asked about muay thai and bjj.

    Prices were total joke. Few times more then in london.

    There was thread about it on thier fb page.

  4. OK, a small update on this.

    They've got a few occupants now.

    Some kind of tourist adventure game thing ... don't know what it is and don't care.

    At the front, kind of featured is a very large restaurant WILLIAMS CAFE and RESTAURANT.

    It features a family entrance ... that's kind of weird, what is it a Chucky Cheese?

    Obviously geared to a generic mix of international tourists with a Thai and western food.

    It's hard to imagine the food would be exceptional.

    Then there is some kind of small Country Music Beer garden concept they're starting in the center court.

    So far, I can't say I'm excited or impressed! (Or would even get off the baht bus to check it out!)

    Hopefully more later.

    A lot of empty units!

    That is by pattaya park soi.

    Game is kind of labyrinth u need to go through.

    Im there everyday.

    That resteurant and game shop always empty. I give them 6 months before they shut down

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  5. Deputy PM satisfied with 6-month performance of police

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    BANGKOK, 22 April 2016 (NNT) – Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan has acknowledged the achievements of the Royal Thai Police over the past six months, lauding the agency for maintaining public safety and suppressing human trafficking.

    Gen Prawit was led by National Police Chief Pol Gen Chakthip Chaijinda on a tour of an exhibition showcasing the agency’s operations and progress made within a six-month period in such areas as the eradication of human trafficking and transnational crimes, provision of safety for tourists and maintenance of national security.

    The Deputy Prime Minister affirmed he was satisfied with the police’s work, pointing out that they have been hard at work to keep various situations under control and to fulfill the goals of government policy. He noted that the fight against crimes and human trafficking in the fishing industry has led to the prosecution of many cases as well as the submission of progress reports to the United States.

    Regarding the southern unrest, Gen Prawit encouraged the police to continue to work with the military and local administrative officials in protecting lives and facilitating the ongoing peace dialogue. He also affirmed the government’s readiness to give them both technological and financial support to ensure further improvements.

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    Give them 2mil award then 55

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