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Do I need to exit the airport in Kuala Lumpur when using my baby's Thai passport to re-enter Thailand?

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Jan 14, 2019

6 years ago

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You answered my question last week about having to fly out Thailand to get my baby daughter back in on Thai passport 

When I flyto KUL do I need to exit airport there or can I just go thru international transfer and return to Thailand and present her Thai passport?

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The user is asking whether they need to completely exit the airport in Kuala Lumpur (KUL) when traveling with their baby daughter on a Thai passport, or if they can remain in the international transit area before returning to Thailand.

Tod *********

And seeing as this isn't even a visa question, I'd say the O/P has as much information as they're going to need to pull off swapping passports..

Good Luck, we're done.

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Tod *********

You'll fly out of thailand stamping OUT of thailand on what ever passport they're here on now. Then in KL you stamp in AND out on the thai passport then you show the thai passport when you go to stamp back in here.

You can stay in the airport, just get stamped in and out of KL on the thai passport.

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Tod *********

you are incorrect. There is NO law on the books that prevents thaiz from holding multiple nationalities :O It just says IF a dual nationality person were asked by the government they would choose one.

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Hendri ******

CMIIW, as i know Thai are not allow to have dual citizenship. Just wondering when immigration at KL ask for previous stamp out and we show to them another passport, then we enter KL using Thai passport, is this will be a problem ?

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Tod *********

nope, not at all. And if they did ask, just show the passport that you were stamped out on,

Face it you're not the first thai changing passports by bouncing in and out at KL and flying back on a thai passport ;)

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Hendri ******

just a bit curious, when stamp in at KL using Thai passport, does immigration at KL will check the previous stamp out from Thailand ?

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Shane ******

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Hilarious

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Tod *********

i didn't say you didn't pass thru immigrations I said you didn't have to leave the airport.

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Shane ******

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how do you get stamped in/out without passing through immigration?

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