In April of 2007, the Siamerican finally achieved his birth right of Thai American dual nationality and recieved his Thai house regestration and identification. After several months, he decided to seal the deal and apply for his Thai passport. After using only an American passport in Thailand for several years with many immigration and visa headaches, it was time to bring home what was his…
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2 responsesto “Thai American dual citizenship: two passports; two nationalities”
1 DAVID LAMBRIGHT // Apr 17, 2008 at 5:04 pm
hello my fiancee just received her k-1 visa t0o the u.s. but she is about to have my baby what is the best way to get her and my baby to the u.s. a.s.a.p.
2 Siamerican // May 20, 2008 at 11:02 am
Though, I replied to David directly via email, I’ll put a general reply for those in similar situations.
An American child born in Thailand is not officially American until a Consular Report of Birth Abroad is filed with the American embassy, or respective consulate.
Once the CRBA has been filed and passed, a child will be eligible for passport application, a requirement before international travelling e.g. from Thailand to USA.
The passport application can be done simultaneously with the CBRA. One should go to the US embassy website and contact American Citizen Services for more information and/or to schedule the initial interview.
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