what happens if my thailand wife dies before me ( im english with a married visa) she has two children (in their 30s) from another marriage. my wife thinks i can claim that i have children. i disagree because they are not my birth children. does anyone know the answer to this situation? thanks in advance. if you have nothing nice to say don't bother speaking.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around the implications of a Thai wife's death for an English man holding a marriage visa in Thailand. The key points include that if the wife dies, the marriage visa typically expires immediately or upon the visa's set expiry, and there is confusion about whether the husband's stepsons (from the wife's previous marriage) could help him remain in Thailand through a visa extension. Most comments agree that since the children are over 20 and not biological, he cannot claim them for immigration purposes. Suggested alternatives include transitioning to a retirement visa or getting legal advice to protect his rights and assets.
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