dual nationality?

[tefljames]

I have a 4 month old baby with my Thai wife, the baby is registered here in Thailand, my question is, can my baby be registered in my home country England with dual nationality?

Thanks for constructive advice.

[rakchaingmai]

Yes you can might have to go to Bangkok tho as you used to be able to do it in chiang mai .

look on the uk government website for more information .

[NancyL]

Yes, definitely it's a good idea to register the birth of your child with U.K. authorities and apply for a U.K. passport for your child. https://www.gov.uk/register-a-birth

This is a very special gift that you can give to your child and in no way subtracts from any benefits the child has by virtue of having a Thai mother.

Also, you should be speaking to your child every day in proper English and insuring that he learns to read and write English from an early age. This is another very special gift that you can bring to your child and will bring him success later in life.

[Chicog]

You should check the "Right of Abode" rules quite carefully. It can have long term impact.

[ubonjoe]

Moved to the home country forum

[ubonjoe]

The UK allows dual nationalities. Many Thais's have dual nationality also.

The UK berth registration is not mandatory See: https://www.gov.uk/register-a-birth

You can apply for child's passport without the UK birth registration.. Go through the steps here. https://www.gov.uk/overseas-passports

[ubonjoe]

A post commenting on grammar that also contained off topic and misleading info has been removed along with replies to it.