What is the maximum age for carrying children on a Non-B visa in Thailand?

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Oct 31, 2022

2 years ago

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Good day!

Anyone knows until what age we can carry our own children in our non b visa?

 Some people say, until  22 years old , Is it true?  Thank you .

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The discussion revolves around the age limit for carrying children under a Non-B visa in Thailand, with comments suggesting that it may be until 20 years old, while others claim up to 22 years old might be accepted.

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