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Thailand has introduced new citizenship rules to address statelessness among children of long-term migrants. Effective immediately for one year, the policy allows children born in Thailand to migrant parents registered before 1999 and between 2005–2011 to apply for Thai nationality. Applicants must show proof of birth, 15 years of parental residency, and language proficiency—though young children and those with disabilities are exempt. The move covers various ethnic groups and aims to improve access to education, healthcare, and legal rights for thousands. Authorities emphasise strict eligibility and the potential for revocation if criteria are falsified.

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