July 30, 201510 yr PR = permament residency? No! What it is? Kind of card for a stateless person (that is what the Thai text translates to, "person with no status"). I am not sure, but maybe a card for one of the poor "hilltribe" people who are treated as stateless by the Thai authorities? Maybe someone can confirm. The starting digit "0" for the citizen ID is a clear indicator (0-5785 ...). ------------ I have never seen this ominous card for PR holders (is it this "pink card")? If so, it would show a citizen ID starting with digit 8. Just found this thread about the pink PR card: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/590057-thai-non-thai-id-card-for-permanent-residents See post #12 for an example. Edited July 30, 201510 yr by KhunBENQ
July 30, 201510 yr Author This is what I am arguing with my wife. Why would Thai gov will be so generous to grant whoever attend sch since kid with a PR card. Some of those that I know, have converted to thai id after getting this kind of card for 10years
July 30, 201510 yr My memory is fading In Nov 2014 I wrote something about this card for stateless persons as seen in the opening post http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/697478-thai-nationality-id-card-different-for-foreigners/page-2#entry8695828 Edited July 30, 201510 yr by KhunBENQ
July 31, 201510 yr Yes, it's an ID card for "unregistered individuals", i.e people who are not otherwise in the Thai system. What rights it confers and how they differ from a standard "bat prachachon" (Thai citizen's ID card), I can't say. In any event, it's valid ten years. Edited July 31, 201510 yr by asdecas
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