Me and family plan to move to Thailand this August. I UK woman will have non imm O visa and husband has Thai passport and daughter has only UK passport. I'm sure this is ok. We plan to get her thai passport when there. Anyone any experience of this. Surely this is fine? TIA
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The query involves a UK woman planning to move to Thailand with her husband, a Thai national, and their daughter who holds a UK passport. The poster seeks confirmation that it is acceptable for their daughter to initially be in Thailand as a foreigner until they obtain her Thai passport. Responses confirm that while it is fine, the daughter will face certain immigration processes as a foreigner until she has her Thai citizenship.
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I don’t think so as she will go to local school thanks
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Brandon ************
It's fine, just know that your daughter will be treated as a foreigner until she gets her Thai passport, leaves Thailand, and returns using it. That means she will have to deal with things like 90 day reports, TM30, and applying for extensions until she enters with her Thai passport.
so it will be ok to enter on her U.K. passport then get a Thai passport there then she will have to leave Thailand eg to Lao and return on Thai passport. Thankyou