How many member's Thai spouse's/partner's have foreign passport's?
How many have a Thai partner/wife/husband who has a foreign passport?
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1. Does your Thai wife/husband/partner have a passport from your country?
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Yes, they have a passport from my country.11
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No, they have a Thai passport.6
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They do not have a passport.1
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They have a different country passport.1
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2. Would you want your Thai partner/wife/husband to have a passport from your native country?
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They already have one.10
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Yes, we are in the process of applying.2
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Yes, but the process hard and unobtainable to us.4
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Not a cat in hell's chance.2
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