complacency is your enemy here, especially with visa stuff. Thai visa advice is Thailand's best dedicated visa fb group - worth joining there to stay up to speed and ask any visa related questions. Good luck π
There will be a stamp/document in your passport with the date that you have to report - you should always read this and and not rely on anyone else. Your reporting date would have changed for a new visa.. It's possible that you may have got a month under consideration - one month from your new visa date.
Totally agree. If Tod & Co are cool with it then we should be as well. Also, having an agency in the background ready to help when people canβt do it themselves could be the final, missing piece of the puzzle here. Good luck to them all π
Getting a passport and registering the birth are two separate things. Although much of the paperwork (and translation) appears to be the same. I just applied for U.K. passports for both by sons. We all use
An agent that everyone uses down here on the islands did both of my childrenβs passports. Heβs British as well.. 5k - he checks all the paperwork prior to sending also ποΏ½