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Yes, you either need to show up in person with your kid and the mother (along with your passport) to sign your permission, or you have to send in a permission letter along with a copy of your passport.

See the following infographic by the Consular Department (in Thai):
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The Embassy's website says no appointment required. 3 working days not including day of submission and pick up.

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She can apply for a Thai visa at the Thai Embassy in Phnom Penh. It takes 3 working days. Here's the list of required documents:
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Yes, all passport holders can apply for a visa. Some passports (not including UK) will take longer to approve if you do not have proof of residence in Cambodia.
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Ah ok, thought you were talking about applying from outside Thailand.

In the case of changing visa type, this is the info from Immigration's website

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It's up to the Thai Embassy you're applying at, but in most places if you're married under Thai law (and thus have a Thai marriage certificate) then there's no need to translate/legalize. But check with the Embassy you're applying with to be 100% sure
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As most have said, any street stalls will do. I used to go to this place when I lived in Ari.

ผัดไทย หอยทอด เจ้แหม่ม ซ.อารีย์

+66 99 183 3307

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As of 17 March onwards, if you are fully vaccinated then no need to do a pre-flight PCR, no test on arrival, no quarantine.

14 days quarantine if you're not fully vaccinated
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