Hello, here's my issue: Last year my son was born in Thailand and since then he has not left the country. Me and my wife are both foreigners who study online in Thailand on ED visa extensions. We have already got a passport for our son at the embassy and plan to go abroad for a couple of weeks. Then we want to come back to Thailand using re-entry permits (parents) and visa exemption (son).

The question is: Do we have to go to the Immigration to get any stamp/notification/note/etc. to our son's passport before leaving Thailand or we can simply go to the airport and pass through the border control with his blank passport?

looking for answer to this problem.

my friend's 2 children ages 5 and 6 are dual nationality thai and british.

they have passports for both countries.

they came to Thailand last week on their thai passports which had already expired.but were stamped through and told to renew their passports but are having a hard time doing this ,due to issues with their names not included in the house book.

so my question is can they leave Thailand on their uk passport?

thank you

We will be returning home to Thailand on 19th July from the UK. My kids have dual nationality and hence 2 passports ( UK & Thai). The problem is that their UK passport expires on 31st July which they use to leave the UK. Will they still be allowed to fly? They use their Thai passport to enter Thailand and no issue there. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hi all,

Going to Phuket under Sandbox, prepared everything except docs for my son.

22 m.o., do I need to book 2 RT-PCR for him? Thaiembassy say for small children they take saliva test, no details what method is it.

His insurance, do I need to upload it into thaipass system?

A helpful article being pushed in the UK for those travelling abroad from UK airports with children having different surnames to a parent.