Anybody have Dual Citizenship, here?!!!

Need some advice from you.....

Dual Passports questions.....

Both Passports are Current.

Me - My Parents are Thai...

Born in the U.S.A. became a Thai Citizen at 13.

I understand that I can leave the U.S. with my U.S. Passport and enter Thailand using my Thai Passport....to avoid getting a VISA....

What happens when my U.S. Passport doesn't have a DESTINATION?

OR

Enter Thailand with my U.S. Passport and then take a trip to Laos and enter Laos with Thai Passport.

Will there be any complications?

Positive feedback on this would be much appreciated!!!!!

Or if any one knows of a Professional in this matter, please send contact information to my INBOX....THANKS!!!!

TIA.....

I am a dual passport citizen and tried to apply via Los Angeles/USA and the cost is $400 (14,000 thb)

If I apply from Brasilia/Brazil the cost is $350 (12,500 thb)

Wondering which country actually charges 10,000thb

Anyway let's see.

My wife and I are planning to spend 3-4 months every year in Thailand when we retire next year. My wife is a dual citizen (US and Thailand). I am a US citizen. We were married in the US but never registered it in Thailand. We are both over 60. We are financially secure. We have a house in Thailand under my wife’s name. While in Thailand, I may volunteer my time at non-profit organizations. I’d would like to eventually get a Thai permanent residency (or citizenship) so I don’t have to deal with visas and in later years we may decide to live in Thailand full time. What’s the best path for me to get to Thai PR or citizenship?

Hi all,

just wondering if there is anyone in this group that might be able to help me with a few questions?

My mother is Thai, father is australian,and i was born in australia-

is someone able to help me with regards to

Thai ID, Passport, and birth certificates?

Thanks

I have multiple citizenships (EU/Hungary and non-EU/Serbia). Will there be any problem for me if I apply for a visa with a passport that I have not used to enter Thailand yet? (I have already entered Thailand with this EU passport this calendar year.)

My son has lived in the uk 18 years he was born in Thailand but only lived there 3 months, he wants to join British army and they have asked for a letter of liability stating he has no commitment to thia army but when you get intouowih Thai embassy they say all thia men need to go in lucky dip yet the British army say he should be able to get a letter from embassy giving him liability of this army please advise thanks

Hello I lived in Phuket for many year but moved back overseas just before COVID.

I have sole custody of my “Luuk Krung” Daughter granted through a divorce at the amphur in Phuket .

My Daughter left Thailand on her Thai passport ( that is now expired) and entered the U.S.on her US passport .

We are now planning a trip back to Thailand for a visit and I want her travel completely as a US citizen , I plan on not showing her expired Thai passport .

My question is will they see in the system that she was cleared out on her Thai passport and if so is that a problem if I do as planned ?

I just joined this group with the hope someone with knowledge in this area can give me the facts

Thanks

My friend from USA traveled to Thailand (dual citizenship). Her Thai passport had expired so she used her USA passport to enter and was given a 30 day visa exempt. She later went to immigration and asked for a 30 day extension and they literally stamped her in for 1year without any steps to show any banking requirements.

They told her that since she’s a Thai citizen w a Thai ID card she’s immediately eligible for 1year resident extension on the 30 day “Visa Exempt” stamp in her USA passport.

Was this a mistake by immigration or do they automatically give out 1yr extensions to a Visa Exempt stamp for Thai ID card holders w out having to meet any financial requirements similar to other visas???

I was in the impression that dual citizens are governed solely by which passport they use upon entry. But it seems they make exceptions to dual citizens?

Pls advise.

My daughter arrived with a 30day Visa on Arrival. I went to extend it for another month. But immigration officer said because she’s under 15 years old not to worry about it. I asked 2 different guys and they both said the same thing. Anyone else came across this?

Hello, anyone here with dual citizenship who changed passports while crossing the land border between Thailand to Laos? I know you cannot change passports in a "border run". My question reffers to an actual entry to stay in Laos for few days- while I apply for a Visa in the Thai Embassy in Laos.

Thank you for sharing from *real experience*, particularly if its the friendship bridge crossing next to Nong Khai that you went through.