Child Nationality

Child Nationality

Postby Benic Mah on Mon Mar 03, 2008 8:01 pm

Can my unborn baby gain USA/UK nationality just because he was born in either countires?
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RE: child nationality

Postby Leum Laaou on Tue Mar 04, 2008 8:25 am

If you are in a foreign country it is best to contact your local embassy and ask them. Try searching for their contact details online. That way you are assured of an accurate answer.
Hopefully.
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Re: child nationality

Postby RichO on Mon Oct 13, 2008 3:16 am

I don't know about the U. K., but in the U.S.A. your baby will be an American citizen if he/she was born there in most cases.
I have read stories about Phillipine Airline stewardesses being assigned to a U. S. flight right around the time she was expecting. They end up with free medical care and the baby ends up a U. S. citizen. I also know of illegal Thai persons having children in the U. S. Automatic U. S. citizen. Hope this helps.
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Re: child nationality

Postby Brycer on Mon Oct 27, 2008 3:25 pm

If your child is born outside of Thailand it will not get a Thai passport. Check on the rules for your home country about getting a passport if born outside of the country.
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Re: child nationality

Postby mike_killen on Wed Jun 17, 2009 8:23 pm

hi u are wrong about been born outside thailand and not get Thai passport,, U can also carry thai passport if born outside thailand
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Re: child nationality

Postby puzzled on Wed Jun 17, 2009 8:36 pm

In the US a child born in the US can have US citizenship. However, the parents do not. Creates a problem sometimes especially if the parents think this is their ticket in. I was once at the US Embassy and a Thai woman and boy were going for a VISA to the US. The boy was born there and had US Citizenship. I was next in line so I heard the official say, "Yes he can go to the US with no problem, but you have to get a VISA." "But who will look after him when he goes to school?" The answer was, "He is a citizens and can go; there is no guarantee for you beyond a visitor's VISA." The Thai woman was astonished and protested because she was his mother. Didn't do her any good to protest. So, yes on the citizenship for the baby, but if your motives are more than that, forget it.
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Re: child nationality

Postby Ian on Thu Jun 18, 2009 11:59 pm

Being born in Britain does not automatically give you citizenship, you must also have at least one parent a citizen also.
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