Updates!๐ We called the consulate of Bali (finally answering) , and its seems as all we need to do is to Legalize and perhaps translate the certificates...but in Jakarta embassy.๐
Hi guys,
So I heard certain of people are now allowed to enter into Thailand. One of the categories of people who can enter is โ Non-Thai nationals who are a spouse, parents, or children of a Thai national.โ
We are in Bali now but are trying to enter to Thailand ( Koh Samui). Our problem is, I am holding a Thai passport BUT in that passport I havent change my maiden name to my married name. And I havenโt announced to the Thai government that I have a daughter with my Swiss husband.
We have tried to contact the embassies but so far nobody have answered back.
Anyone who know how difficult and how long it would take to change my passport?
I have the birth and marriage Swiss certificate with us. Perhaps theres other way?
TIA
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A Thai national is trying to enter Thailand from Bali but faces challenges due to not having updated her passport with her married name and the birth of her daughter. The family must gain permission from the embassy given the current entry requirements, which include legalizing and possibly translating their documents. Several commenters suggest contacting the embassy in Jakarta for guidance and inform that upon returning, she needs to register her marriage and family name change in Thailand.