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Can I obtain a visa for my newborn while on a Non-Immigrant Visa A in Thailand?

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Feb 18, 2020

6 years ago

Rohan ********

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My wife and I are on type A non immigrant visa. Our baby is born in Thailand. Can we get her the visa while in Thailand? We are Indian passport holders.

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An Indian couple on a type A non-immigrant visa in Thailand can obtain a visa for their newborn child born in Thailand. First, they must secure a passport for the baby from their embassy. Once the passport is ready, they can apply for a dependent visa. There are no penalties for overstays for children born to foreigners in Thailand, but they will need a birth certificate and other documentation from the hospital.

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Joe ***********

Type A... No such thing

6 years ago

Michael ********

Embassy not facebook

6 years ago

Steven ***************

First get a passport for your baby through your embassy here.

You then get a dependant visa for your child.

There are no visa/overstay penalties for children of foreigners here, especially newborns.

You'll need birth certificate/ paperwork from hospital your child is born in. Speak to them. They will guide you through the process.

6 years ago

Rohan ********

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@Steven **************

thank you

6 years ago

Rohan ********

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Thank you Steven. I am checking for the process post the passport. I have been told that the once the passport is acquired, the baby has to go back to home country to get a Type A non immigrant visa. I am hoping to find a way to get the visa stamp without traveling out of the country.

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