Half Thai Daughter

[ultybaby]

can any body tell me,my daughter was born in ireland.she will have a irish pass port,and a thai pass port,i am british and my wife is thai,we both live in ireland and travel back to thailand every november.now the story is when we go to thailand what pass port do we use for our daughter,if we use the irish pass port she will have to get a visa,and if we use the thai one,she will need a visa to come back to ireland,or do you just show the both pass ports,or how do the stamps work on the pass port.i will also have to take her to the thai embassy in london to get a thai birth cert and a thai pass port,as any one done this and can tell me how long this takes.

[dave_boo]

can any body tell me,my daughter was born in ireland.she will have a irish pass port,and a thai pass port,i am british and my wife is thai,we both live in ireland and travel back to thailand every november.now the story is when we go to thailand what pass port do we use for our daughter,if we use the irish pass port she will have to get a visa,and if we use the thai one,she will need a visa to come back to ireland,or do you just show the both pass ports,or how do the stamps work on the pass port.i will also have to take her to the thai embassy in london to get a thai birth cert and a thai pass port,as any one done this and can tell me how long this takes.

If you have both passports, utilise both. I.E., going into Thailand, have her go to the Thai National queue with her Thai passport (and mommy!). When returning to Ireland, she stays with you and her Irish passport and goes through the Irish line.

[ultybaby]

can any body tell me,my daughter was born in ireland.she will have a irish pass port,and a thai pass port,i am british and my wife is thai,we both live in ireland and travel back to thailand every november.now the story is when we go to thailand what pass port do we use for our daughter,if we use the irish pass port she will have to get a visa,and if we use the thai one,she will need a visa to come back to ireland,or do you just show the both pass ports,or how do the stamps work on the pass port.i will also have to take her to the thai embassy in london to get a thai birth cert and a thai pass port,as any one done this and can tell me how long this takes.

If you have both passports, utilise both. I.E., going into Thailand, have her go to the Thai National queue with her Thai passport (and mommy!). When returning to Ireland, she stays with you and her Irish passport and goes through the Irish line.

thanks dave boo,i take it you have done this before,i

thank you

[thaihome]

You will have to show the Irish passport at check in when leaving Thailand in order to show your daughter will be admitted to Ireland without a visa in her Thai passport. When you go through Thai immigration when leaving, just give them the Thai passport. They will probably not question how she is going to get into Ireland.

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[Mossfinn]

she will have a irish pass port,and a thai pass port,i am british and my wife is thai,

Your daughter should use the Irish PP out of Ireland, Thai PP into Thailand.

Thai PP out and Irish back into Ireland.

You can go through either line, whichever is quickest, as a family they will not question and will probably encourage it.

I have done the above, so all works fine.

Just remember you will need to carry and show both PP's, so don't stow one away thinking it is not necessary.

[ultybaby]

she will have a irish pass port,and a thai pass port,i am british and my wife is thai,

Your daughter should use the Irish PP out of Ireland, Thai PP into Thailand.

thats great thanks for your help.all i have to do now is go to england,and get her a thai pass port,but first i have to get her an irish one,so that she will be able to travel to england,god there is so much you have to do,or do you know can my daughter travel to england with out a pass port,i think its the only photo id you would have at that age,she is only two weeks old,but im trying to get it all sorted as im heading to thailand on the 12 november,i live in ireland by the way.

Thai PP out and Irish back into Ireland.

You can go through either line, whichever is quickest, as a family they will not question and will probably encourage it.

I have done the above, so all works fine.

Just remember you will need to carry and show both PP's, so don't stow one away thinking it is not necessary.