I’m traveling to Bangkok soon with my husband and children who are all thai/British. I am British only and usually just fill the entry form in on the plane for a tourist holiday entry. I am a hairdresser and as we are having an extended trip I have the opportunity to do some observation in a well known salon in Bangkok. This would not be paid and I wouldn’t be doing any hairdressing, only observing to share expertise. Could this be deemed suitable for my tourist visa? Also am I able to apply for a different type of visa/dual passport etc as I am married to a Thai? We live in UK currently but may not always be the case. Thank you for reading!
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The user is inquiring about the appropriateness of conducting observation work in a salon on a tourist visa while visiting Bangkok with their Thai/British family. They also seek information about applying for a different visa or dual passport since they are married to a Thai national.
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