pattayarangers Posted March 27, 2008 Share Posted March 27, 2008 My 5 year old son has both UK and Thai Passports. Both need to be re-newed this year. I will do the UK one when we visit London in August. My problem is with the Thai one. I am divorced from my Thai wife , and she left me with my son 3 years ago . Im sure I wll need her to sign to re-new his Thai passport ? Can she do it with a power of attorney , or does she have to be present ? I have his birth certificate, our divorce papers, and we were married before he was born, so my name on birth certificate. If I cannot get hold of her before hand what can I do ? She has only seen him once in 3 years and has no wish to look after him. Also if we go to UK , leave on his UK passport and fly back in on his UK passport what visa would he get ? I have a work permit / non imm B so get the year, and reporting every 90 days . Any advice appreciated.......... before I go to lawyer Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dr_Pat_Pong Posted March 27, 2008 Share Posted March 27, 2008 My 5 year old son has both UK and Thai Passports. Both need to be re-newed this year. I will do the UK one when we visit London in August. My problem is with the Thai one.I am divorced from my Thai wife , and she left me with my son 3 years ago . Im sure I wll need her to sign to re-new his Thai passport ? Can she do it with a power of attorney , or does she have to be present ? I have his birth certificate, our divorce papers, and we were married before he was born, so my name on birth certificate. If I cannot get hold of her before hand what can I do ? She has only seen him once in 3 years and has no wish to look after him. Also if we go to UK , leave on his UK passport and fly back in on his UK passport what visa would he get ? I have a work permit / non imm B so get the year, and reporting every 90 days . Any advice appreciated.......... before I go to lawyer IMHO a power of attorney from her to you in this matter should suffice. To achieve that you need to find her. OR else you will need to use a Thai lawyer in Thailand to get a Court Order. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dr_Pat_Pong Posted March 27, 2008 Share Posted March 27, 2008 A trip to the Thai Embassy in London could just be of use. You need someone in the Consular Section ( of MINIMUM First Secretary Level ) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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