If you have a child with at least one Thai parent, your child is eligible for Thai citizenship regardless of where they were born. This means they can obtain a Thai passport and enjoy the benefits of dual citizenship if their other nationality allows it.
The term “Luk Khrueng” refers to a person with parents of different nationalities. In Thailand, it is common to see individuals of mixed Thai and foreign heritage, and they are considered citizens if one of their parents is Thai.
To apply for a Thai passport for your child, you will need the following documents:
Both parents must be present to sign the consent form for the child’s passport.
It is never too late to apply for a Thai passport for your child. Having a Thai passport not only establishes their identity and citizenship but also allows for hassle-free travel.
As a foreign parent, having your child hold a Thai passport makes you eligible for a parental dependent visa, known as the Thai Child Visa. This visa allows you to reside in Thailand long term with your child.
To obtain the Thai Child Visa, you will need:
Once approved, the initial visa will be for 90 days and can be extended for a further twelve months.
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