I’ve spent hours trying to research and tried to call the UK Thai embassy multiple times- the phone just rings and rings for hours!
Travelling to Thailand Solo with my son- we have different surnames, I always carry his birth certificate and never had any issues. Would a consent letter from his father be sufficient or does this need to be notary stamped and legalised through the embassy?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The traveler is seeking clarification about the necessity of a consent letter for traveling to Thailand with their son, who has a different surname. While it's typically advised to carry a notarized consent letter from the other parent to avoid issues at customs or immigration, comments suggest that while it's not legally required by the Thai authorities, having it can provide peace of mind during travel.