Baby and visa question

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February 9, 20179 yr

Evening.

A close family friend is due to visit me from the UK to show off their new baby and a holiday. She is coming using a METV and plans to stay the full 9 months. Due to babies young age she does not wish to travel for visa trips with the baby. Does the baby have to leave and return to the country too or just mom. Also, if the baby does not do the visa run what is the potential comeback if he counts as an overstay?

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February 9, 20179 yr

Oh my God. I must just write this. To bring a new born baby to a country like Thailand with a completely new flora of bacterias, and God knows what. There is a full scale of dangers here for a human, and for a new born baby there must be heavy risks every damn day during their stay. Every new insetsbite must be a potentional life-risk as well...

I hope at least, that they have taken all the shots to the baby, and tried to prepare this new born for this climate.

I actally think that this thread is more suited for the HEALTH FORUM than VISA FORUM...

Sorry but for the sake of the baby..... plse do NOT moderate this post.

Glegolo

February 9, 20179 yr

Other than probably having an overstay stamp in the child's passport there would be no fine, ban or comeback.

February 10, 20179 yr

2 hours ago, glegolo said:

Oh my God. I must just write this. To bring a new born baby to a country like Thailand with a completely new flora of bacterias, and God knows what. There is a full scale of dangers here for a human, and for a new born baby there must be heavy risks every damn day during their stay. Every new insetsbite must be a potentional life-risk as well...

I hope at least, that they have taken all the shots to the baby, and tried to prepare this new born for this climate.

I actally think that this thread is more suited for the HEALTH FORUM than VISA FORUM...

Sorry but for the sake of the baby..... plse do NOT moderate this post.

Glegolo

Was thinking about health insurance too, could be pretty costly without.

February 10, 20179 yr

A stalking post has been removed. Digging up previous posts by members is stalking.

February 10, 20179 yr

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3 hours ago, FritsSikkink said:

Was thinking about health insurance too, could be pretty costly without.

Thank you. . This is all being looked into my question at this point is solely visa related

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