SimonR123

Hello.

I am already in England but my Thai wife and baby ( British / Thai) will fly and arrive at Heathrow from Bangkok. I'm seeing queues of 3 hours long at Heathrow at the time their flight will land. My daughter is 13 months old and holds a British passport.  Will they be able to skip the queue as my daughter is British but too young to use the e-gates? The usual fast track paid service is currently unavailable. 

Thanks 

Hello 

I am dual national Thai British born in England. I have a baby due with my Thai wife which will be born in Thailand.

I am wondering which nationality for me (father) should be put on the birth certificate in order to make it easier for them to get a British passport in the future? 

Thanks 

In a previous post I saw written that it was possible after receiving my first Thai passport I could show both my British and Thai passport at an immigration office and get my current education visa extension  cancelled in my British passport without having to leave the country.  

Is it possible to do this at Chaengwattana?

If I did it this way would I still need a letter from my university to cancel the extension?

Thanks 

Thanks for the updated procedure ubon Joe. 

Poorsucker thanks for the heads up. I'm currently studying a degree in Bangkok so I'm going to use that to delay it the 15 months till I'm 30 ☺ 

On 7/10/2005 at 2:51 PM, Dah fahrang said:

Your second child might be easier to 'do' than your first.

If not born here, to get registered on the Tabien baan as a Thai National, I presume you went through all the necessary steps (certified translations of birth certificate, ntarisation and stamping at Dept of Consular Affairs, then visit to Immigration Dept (luuk krung/newly acquired nationality room) and had a letter from Immigration sent to your changwat confirming Thai Nationality, then a visit to your amphur for registration? If not, you will not get a Thai Passport.

Assuming nationality is confirmed (not merely residence as dependent of your wife on the tabien baan) take the newly issued Thai Passport and UK Passport to Immigration (same luuk krung room). They will put a stamp/statement in the UK Passport to the effect the child has Thai Nationality, and will cancel the previous entry stamp and any visa extension in the UK passport, declaring theholder travels on Thai Passport no xxxxxx.

This is the post I'm referring to. My Thai certificate has all details in both English and Thai, it is from the London embassy.

I'm confused as to what I need stamped and notarized and translated. 

Also to get onto the tabieen baan do I need a full legalized English birth certificate as well?  

Thanks 

Hello

Could somebody enlighten me to the procedure that dah farang mentions of getting onto my family tabien baan. 

I hold a Thai birth certificate, no Thai passport, 28 years old male,  currently living in Bangkok on an Education visa extension, half Thai and British, born in England.  

Thanks 

This is probably a daft question, but i am assuming if i entered Thailand with a certificate of identification, I am allowed to stay in Thailand forever?

Or maybe a better question would be,  if i enter with a certificate of identification, is there a set period of time I have to apply for my Thai ID by, obviously the officials would not be happy if i waited a long time and if i were to be asked by the police i wouldn't have any ID but i was just wondering if there's any specific given time length?

Thanks

Thank you for the reply to my last post.

1. I have since been in contact with the Thai embassy in London, England. They are saying as i'm not a child and I have never been on the tabien baan or held a Thai ID, I cannot apply for a  Thai passport at the London embassy.

I know they are staff but is it possible they are wrong as it goes against every experience I have read online?

2. I have since been in contact with my families local amphur, they are saying as I'm over 20 years old I have to choose either British or Thai, so would I just tell them I will 'lose' my British Nationality but never actually do so?

Thanks

Hello

I'm hoping there's still people around that can help me too. 

I'm a 28 year old male born in England and hold British citizenship. My mum is Thai dad is English. I have already got my Thai birth certificate and I currently live in Thailand on my English passport,  education visa for almost a year now.  I am actually studying a degree in teaching so I'm here legitimately. I would like to get my Thai passport and ID. My mum and dad are visiting Thailand next year and I plan to go with them and my Thai grandmother to the amphur office.  

I will be 29 years old and It will be after the annual national service lottery so that makes me ineligible and safe from that as I'm going to be 30 before the next one comes around.

1.I'm wondering will my age make it difficult.

2. To re enter on my Thai passport which countries allow me to fly out to and back in on a different passport?  

3. Were the above people successful?

Thank you so much sorry for rambling!