does anyyone knows ... how are the regulations about visiting

Mother and Child ....

are there any regulations for a non-thai father ..

to stay with mother and child ??

without be married ??

does anyyone knows ... how are the regulations about visiting

Mother and Child ....

are there any regulations for a non-thai father ..

to stay with mother and child ??

without be married ??

If it's your mother or your child you can get a Non Imm O visa for the purpose of visiting family, just show the proof of relationship when you make your application. There is no facility for you to apply for a visa extension using the relationship unless you are married or over 50.

If it's your mother or your child you can get a Non Imm O visa for the purpose of visiting family, just show the proof of relationship when you make your application. There is no facility for you to apply for a visa extension using the relationship unless you are married or over 50.

thanks alot .... thats what i wanted to know ...

but for how long its possible to get a O Visa .. and how to proove the relationship

if you aboard ... there is no relationship (like all day)

seems to be somehow difficult

BEst regards

You will need a Thai birth certificate with your name on it.

any problems getting this ??

whats required for it ?

any problems getting this ??

whats required for it ?

Dunno,if you are still speaking to the childs mother and you are named as the father just ask her for a copy of it. All Thai children have a birth certificate.

does anyyone knows ... how are the regulations about visiting

Mother and Child ....

are there any regulations for a non-thai father ..

to stay with mother and child ??

without be married ??

Inside Thailand you can get an additional 60 day extension to visit your child. Must have

Copy of your passport

Copy of household registration (child)

Copy of the Thai national’s ID card

Copy of birth certificate

Copy of marriage certificate (if divorced) otherwise a letter from the district officer certifying it’s your child. If the child is able to sign you are the father, no problem. Otherwise the court would need to sign on behalf of the child.

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