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How can I return to Thailand for my daughter's 21st birthday with only photocopies of her birth certificate?

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Oct 31, 2020
4 years ago
Tom *******
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Hi everyone, am in UK since July would love to get back for my daughters 21st on Xmas eve, only have photo copies of birth certificate, are there any brokers in UK who can help with processing my return
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A UK resident is seeking advice on how to return to Thailand for their daughter's 21st birthday, mentioning they only have photocopies of her birth certificate. Community members inquire about the daughter's nationality and the father's legal status, suggest contacting the embassy for assistance, and express hopes for a successful return despite ongoing restrictions. The conversation also lightly touches on the humorous alias used by the poster, some responses about staying safe during the pandemic, and a hint of personal experiences.
Paul *****************
Stay home Never Work this way
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Marek ******
@Paul ****************
 give money and food pay for my accommodations I stay in home
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Tom *******
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@Paul ****************
 your right should have stayed in nongkhai no problems up there virus free from the start
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Travis *******
Hello Tom Jones. It's not unusual for you to want to return home. Especially for your daughter's 21st birthday since she's a lady now. I wish you luck.
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Tom *******
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@Travis ******
 was only asking if anyone knew of a broker in UK who could help with paperwork,think should have thought of better name then Tom Jones as an alias though ,think will have to leave it till Thailand opens its doors again?
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@Tom ******
 lol. I'm not really sure how that actually works to be honest. Good luck though.
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Jim **********
Uk is considered a high risk country
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Paul *******
Tom Jones . Get in contact with the embassy quickly then.. and have your fingers crossed that you will be allowed to enter.. Lots of restrictions at the moment here.
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Jay *******
Is your daughters name Delilah (sorry couldn't help myself😊)
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Yep🤣
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Tina **********
Good luck. I hope you get back with your family x
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Paul *******
Are you registered as her father or have legal Access to her.. sorry if that sounds odd.. but you can get a visa based on having a dependent.
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Tom *******
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@Paul ******
 yes 100%,we speak every day,all my details on birth certificate
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Is your daughter
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Thai?
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Tom *******
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@Stuart ********
 yes, my daughter is half Thai,we live in nongkhai,she is currently in university burapha,bangsaen
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@Tom ******
 sorry I missed the 21st bit. Dependant children are 20 or younger. Are you married to her mother?
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@Stuart ********
 been together 24 years but only village marriage, was always advised by nongkhai immigration to get married with paperwork
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@Tom ******
 yeah they need the marriage certificate (rose border) can’t recall the name of it in Thai.
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@Tom ******
 . Shes in university.. ? I'm not sure whether , if, she is over 18 . That makes a difference or not.. ?
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@Tom ******
 then you are eligible to apply for a certificate of entry through the embassy in London. You don’t need an agency to help. There are lots of hoops to jump through but it’s certainly possible. If they need a original birth certificate your wife/daughter can courier one out to you
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