[Dual citizenship newborn and visa requirements for Thailand]

On 2/8/2019 at 9:52 AM, seabass69 said:

If you arrived on your German passport then you are German and need a visa. If you arrived on your Thai passport then you are Thai and don’t need (aren’t allowed to get) a Thai visa. This is from the perspective  of Thai Immigration 

I am aware of that professor thanks for your insight!

[Dual Citizenship]

I was born 1986 to one German and one Thai parent and claimed my Thai nationality just last year.

 

First thing we did was to register my birth at the consulate. The consulate then issued a Thai birth certificate which I took to a local Amphue here in Thailand. I was added to a house register of a relative, received my 13 digit personal ID number & my Thai ID, everything within 3 hours and no troubles.

 

As soon as you have the Thai birth certificate for your daughters, everything else should be no problem.

[Dual citizenship newborn and visa requirements for Thailand]

I have dual citizenship but came on my German passport and was also charged 1900 THB at Chaeng Watthana when extending for 1 year. Was also surprised that I am being charged the full amount.

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On 4/18/2018 at 6:47 PM, JepSoDii said:

How about Manila? Anyone know how strict they are?

Just my experience from Manila from October 2018.

 

We have got a TR visa but the girl handling the applications (Filipina) asked a lot of questions, even things like why we have so many hotel bookings (travelling from Bangkok to Chanthaburi with several stays in different cities, proof of money, car rental, outbound ticket all available). Passports were ready for pick-up at the third day after handing them in and it was just our first TR in years. 

 

I wouldn't go there if I already have a TR visa in passport. Overall rather unpleasant and not advisable if it can be avoided.

[Help! Resigning while I was on Holiday - Visa / Work Permit]

6 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Do you have a re-entry permit? If not you could enter the country without a problem.

With a new passport there should not be any problem to enter the country.

Thanks Ubonjoe, I do have a re-entry permit. I will just get a new passport in that case.

[Help! Resigning while I was on Holiday - Visa / Work Permit]

I have a similar issue, my extension is until December and I resigned during vacation overseas. The company cancelled my WP but I never went to immigration with a cancellation letter since I was not in Thailand. Can I just change my passport and enter Thailand again without any problems? Or is it likely there will be an issue when entering (I am not sure if and how any visa/extension information are linked in their system)?

 

 

PS: Sorry I am using your topic for my question but it seemed very fitting because I am in a similar situation.