@[Paddington Robinson](https://www.facebook.com/paddington.robinson?comment_id=Y29tbWVudDoyODEyMjQwNTE1NzY2NDY2XzI4MTIyNTcyNjkwOTgxMjQ%3D) Please forgive me if this is a stupid question.... But if one could prove one has Thai children would there be any likelihood anything could be arranged at immigration?

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Can I arrange immigration matters if I have Thai children?

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@[Paddington Robinson]([members only]) 

Please  forgive me if this is a stupid question.... But if one could prove one  has Thai children would there be any likelihood anything could be  arranged at immigration?

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A user inquired whether proving they have Thai children could help with immigration matters. A commenter responded that one can obtain a 60-day family visit extension through immigration if accompanied by a Thai wife or half-Thai children, and suggested checking specific requirements at their local immigration office.

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You can get the 60 day visit thai family extension from amnesty NO problem

Go to your immigration office with your thai wife or half thai children and see what the requirements are

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thanks very much and my sincere apologies for commenting in the incorrect manner.... You are indeed correct it was an unhelpful thing for me to do and I appreciate you starting this thread and your advice. Cheers. Have a nice evening Tod.

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