The father is an EU member national, and his daughter holds dual nationality (Thai/EU nationality). If applying for the NON O guardian visa based on a Thai child is not an option, the alternative would be the NON O guardian visa based on a non Thai child, that is, through her ED visa as a student at an international school, with the father attached to her visa as her guardian.

My question is: would the father be eligible to pursue this second option?

For instance, by submitting the child’s EU birth certificate and her EU passport at the local immigration for the extension?

Please note, I am not seeking advice on the first option (guardian of a Thai child), so I kindly ask that responses focus solely on the alternative route.

Additional context:

• The child is 10 years old

• She was born in Thailand

• She holds both Thai and EU passports

I do bear in mind that, different immigration offices exercise discretion differently.

Thank you in advance for your input and for sharing any similar experiences.

I have a 3 day visa overstay that was paid and i re entered the kingdom. i want to apply from bali. will this be an issue?

Hi guys.

I was living in Thailand for 3 yrs on a work permit that ended late March.

I have dual nationality and left Thailand on the passport that my work permit was on.

I have returned early April on my other passport, Reason for changing passports was simply because my other one was full.

I will be leaving Thailand in the next few days to apply for my DTV.

Has anyone had any experience with changing passports etc, just worrying that it might look suspicious even though Thai immigration had no issues with it.

Context: I have dual nationality.

Hello! Can anyone advise if it’s better to apply for the DTV visa using my Taiwan passport rather than my U.S. passport, especially if I’m applying FROM Taiwan? I’ve been using my U.S. passport to travel in and out of Thailand, but I wonder if using my Taiwan passport might offer any advantages in this application process.

Bit of a different question…

My wife (Tha and UK passport holder) id flying with me to Thailand for two months.

When we return, she is going back to Thailand two weeks later with her daughter.

Is this too short a time for to return to Thailand on a second visa exempt?

My wife does have a Thai passport also. But need to know as the flight has to be booked with correct name in the passport.

Hi everyone.

If we have 2 passports, and we enter Vietnam with one of them, but want to issue the dtv on the other one, is that OK? Or should we must issue the dtv in hanoi based on same passport used to enter Vietnam?

Thanks

How do I get a passport for my son I am in the UK he is in Thailand. I am also trying to get my Wife her spouse visa. Thanks in advance.

Hello all,

Does anybody here has experiences or knowledge about entering Thailand with two different passports and therefore nationalities?

I know that immigration using a biometric system which should identify one via fingerprints or the picture. But would be curious if it really worked or not?

In case it is working and they ask you about dual citizenship, my assumption would be that this should be no big issue if you give them a valid explanation.

Or do I miss something and using a different passports than the times before could be seen as cheating to vanish the previous travel history?

hello ,im divorced with thai woman,we have daughter and she have 24 years old now with double nationality ,can i ask thai nationality by this way? next 2 year i get retirement and i want buy house for her but with my name,thanks if somebody can answer me

Hi folks, I hope this question hasn't been asked a million times but here it is. My Thai wife and I live in the USA. We hope to live in Thailand part time as my wife has a house and some land. We also plan to buy or build a new house there. The real question is, if my wife applies for US citizenship, can she still keep her Thai citizenship and still qualify for land ownership? I appreciate any thoughts or direction where to get clear answers.