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Visa for children for more than 30 days
We are traveling with a 4 month old baby. The child is 4 years old, has a separate passport. Do I need to apply for a visa for a child?
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need. But it's not difficult. When you apply for your visas at the embassy, in the questionnaire of one of the parents, indicate that he has a child accompanied by him. Attach a copy of your birth certificate and that's it. The price of the visa is the same as that of an adult, 1000 baht single entry. If you are traveling for 4 months, then immediately issue a double entry and leave / enter Thailand after 2 months or a single entry, but leave after 3 months. Although the second option is more expensive. According to the first option, pay 2000 baht for a double entry visa, according to the second option, pay 1000 baht for a visa and 2000 after 2 months to extend the visa. Then another month for free.
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answered 12 years ago
The fact is that we do not issue visas ourselves, but we will travel to Cambodia. I would not want to take a child to Cambodia. We heard that children under 14 are not fined and therefore do not require visas.
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answered 12 years ago
if you leave Thailand every month, then yes. But it will be more expensive and more stressful than getting a visa at the embassy. I also heard this about children, but ours is in school and she has a one-year visa, but if you don’t check in on time (once every 3 months), then the fine is 500 baht for each day of delay. I wouldn't risk it.
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answered 12 years ago
In Thailand, it is not possible to make a visa to Thailand. It is done only outside the country. If the child has a 3-month visa, then after 2 months you need to continue it. This continuation is being made in Pattaya in exile. And nothing more can be done.
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answered 12 years ago
