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He entered Thailand on an expired passport, if it is "illegal", it is allowed! No Custody dispute now, I have had Full Parental Control of both my kids for many years (and their Mother lives in Aus.) Anyway no worries now, Passport Office at Central Phuket, the staff there are super nice and helpful, processed his passport yesterday, they think it should arrive this Friday which gives us 4-5 clear working days before the flight.
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Actually I'm sort of answering my own Question here BUT .... 10 years ago My Ex decided to keep my son's Thai passport and not renew my daughters Thai Passport. The kids were living with me so I though I'd test the waters and flew with my son to KL and back the next day on his British Passport, Phuket Airport Immigration weren't happy but allowed it. I did the same the next month with my daughter. So after that they were technically here on British Passports and I got them one year Ed Visas. (When I got Sole Parental Control a few months later I then renewed their Thai passports and they've used them to enter/leave Thailand ever since). Hence I think I'll push/pay for fast EMS post back with the passport from Phuket. Plan B Emergency travel doc but not sure if one can get in Phuket, Plan C head to Phuket Airport and ask Immigration if my son can leave on his British passport....! Plan D delay UK flights... And put a reminder for 5 year time for new Thai passport for son !
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Hi All, So my teenage son (Age 17) flew into Phuket from London a couple of days ago, he left London on his British Passport, got to Phuket showed his Thai passport which had just expired. Immigration allowed him in on his Thai passport and made a note in it ... We are in the process of getting a new Thai passport but there's been a couple of complication (Thai Id, Parental Control etc) He flies back out to England in one week, which means his EMS posted passport might not get to him in time. Will he be allowed to leave on his British passport? I would imagine YES but just wondered if any one has experiences of this... Many thanks in advance to all helpful comments ! Cheers BBJohnny
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From Immigration Volunteers : The mentioned requirements in your email are for the initial local Non-O visa. You will go straight from a 1 year extension based on custodian to a 1 year extension based on retirement. If you have a current up to date address registration it should be sufficient, but they can always ask for the house owners papers. But as you went from a Non-B to retirement to custodian and back to retirement it is to the officer to decide if this is acceptable or not. What you are doing is visa (extension) hopping and in those cases, they can be more thorough to see if everything is legit.
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Hi All, Going to renew in September but will be in Europe for August. (Phuket Immigration BTW) I fancy changing "Visas" back to Retirement. The previous year I changed from Retirement to Custodian to Thai Child but it proved to be quite long winded. I'm on a 12 year old Non-Immigrant B. (From good old Hull if I'm not mistake) Should be quite an easy process yeh subject to having the Bank Statements, Photos, Map etc etc. ? One other potentional hiccup or should it be OK : I'm the Director (and a Shareholder) in the Company that owns (my/the) Land & House. My kids are the other shareholders Age 14 & 17 currently. I Have a rental contract from (my) Company and actually pay my Company 90k THB Quarterly Rent. The Blue Book has no "HouseMaster" on it, just my two teen Thai children, who will be moving overseas for schooling. Ps Please Before anyone starts on the don't buy a house, It was for the kids 15 years ago, the EX got a SCB mortgage to buy the house, I bought it off her 6 years ago but that's ANOTHER story (Tisco Bank, car loans etc etc) Many Thanks in Advance, BBoyJ...