Hey crew, my wife is on a Non-O and has a re-entry permit for the trip to Australia we have just arrived back from. Our children are followers on her visa. They need to check in tomorrow when immigration opens (I don’t because I’m here in tourist visa at the moment). My question is: can I go and check them in just by taking their passports, or do my wife and all 5 children need to show their faces there in order to check in? 🙏 THANKS.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The question is about the immigration check-in process for a family returning to Thailand with a Non-O visa and re-entry permit. The poster is unsure whether only their children's passports are needed for check-in or if the entire family (wife and five children) must be present. Answers from the community suggest that while some immigration officials may require the individuals to be present for re-entry, it is advisable to bring all passports and related documents to ensure compliance with address registration rules.
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