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What are the best options for getting British passports for my children in Buriram after their mother's passing?

Feb 2, 2024

a year ago

Matthew ***********

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Hello ,sadly my Thai wife passed away just before Covid (cervical cancer. I have two kids with her. I'm from the UK and her sister looks after them in Buriram.  I need to sort out British passports for them. Does anyone know any agents In Buriram that can do this.

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What procedures need to be followed for a foreigner’s visa matters after their death in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What should someone do if their spouse dies while on a marriage-based extension of stay in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What should I do regarding my estate and beneficiaries if I die as a UK expat in Thailand?

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3 years ago

Should I mark my travel as tourist or funeral when bringing my wife's ashes to Thailand?

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2 years ago

What paperwork is required to bring my deceased wife's ashes back to Thailand?

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3 years ago

How can I report a death at the UK embassy in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What steps should I take to obtain a death certificate for my aunt in Thailand?

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6 years ago

What does a Thai spouse need to access a foreign national's bank accounts if they die without a will?

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4 years ago

Do Expats in Thailand Need a Will to Manage Their Assets After Death?

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a year ago

What should a Dependant Visa holder do if the Principal Non-Immigrant 'O' visa holder passes away?

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2 years ago

What does this document say regarding a deceased individual in Thailand?

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3 years ago

What happens to a Thai marriage visa if my spouse passes away?

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7 years ago

Do I need to cancel my deceased mother's retirement extension visa at immigration or can it wait until my next 90-day report?

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6 years ago

How does the death of a spouse affect a foreigner's marriage visa in Thailand, especially when there are Thai children involved?

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6 years ago

What are the financial requirements and grace period for switching from a marriage visa to a retirement visa in Thailand after the spouse's death?

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3 months ago

What happens to a marriage extension visa in Thailand if my spouse passes away?

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2 years ago

Can a foreign spouse continue to reside in Thailand after the death of their Thai partner?

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7 months ago

What should my non-Thai wife do regarding her visa situation if I pass away while holding a non-resident O visa?

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5 years ago

What steps can I take to find a local lawyer for my father's estate in Thailand after his passing?

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2 years ago

How can a foreign girlfriend inherit a vehicle from a deceased Thai man without using an agency?

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a year ago

What is the procedure for long-term residents in Thailand who can no longer attend immigration appointments due to health issues?

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2 years ago

If my wife passes away, am I still entitled to an extension of stay based on our marriage in Thailand?

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7 years ago

What happens to a 1-year extension of stay in Thailand if a Thai spouse passes away?

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2 years ago

What are some budget-friendly options for creating a will in Thailand?

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a year ago

What pet euthanasia services are available in Chiang Mai, and what are the legal considerations?

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2 years ago

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