Hello everyone. Sorry but can people tell me what they added for proof of permanent residence in the country where the application is submitted? Is a passport sufficient? Thanks
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To prove permanent residence in Thailand, it's important to distinguish between applicants who are natives and non-natives. Natives are advised to upload their passport data page, while non-natives should provide documentation such as a permanent residency visa or equivalent document (like a Green Card for Americans). Some users suggest uploading additional documents, like a birth certificate, to further demonstrate citizenship.
I wasn't sure what exactly they wanted, since the US passport already uploaded should prove citizenship, so I just uploaded my US birth certificate for that one.
IF you're a native of the country you're applying within, you will re-upload your passport data ('picture') page. If you are NOT a native of the country, you would upload some type of permanent residency visa ("Green card" for Americans).
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