taxidriver990 skrev:

Deler dit synspunkt Longway, skrev paa opfordring om hvordan jeg fik min ...
Og jeg skrev hvad den KAN bruges til ikke hvad den SKAL bruges til

Maaske mere intresant hvordan man kommer i den blaa thai bog.
Skulle vist kraeve 5 aar i landet og nogle test i tahi, ikke kun sproget men alm viden, lidt ala dansk testen
Men saa skulle man ogsaa kunne faa thai id, men igen bare hvad jeg har hoert

Om der saa er nogle fordele med det skal jeg lade vaere usagt

taxidriver990 skrev:

Jeg vil lige korrigere mine tal

Man skal have vaeret her i 10 aar, og der bevilges 100 tilladelse om aaret, ansoegninger som regel mellem okt o dec.
Der er masser af andre krav, bland andet oekonomiske og hvilke visa man skal have for det gaelder i ansoegningen

Om det er det hele vaerd ved jeg saa ikke ..

Ioevrigt er det lettere for en farang kvinde gift med en thai end det er for en farang mand gift med thai kvinde, at opnaa.

Jeg har den gule bog, og jeg bor ude paa boeh-landet, maaske de ikke paa dette Amphoe vidste hvordan de skulle loese min adresse registrering uden at give mig denne bog. Jeg bedte ikke om den.
Bedte bare om at faa min adresse registreret.
Har mest brugt bogen til at undgaa farang priser, og faa at vise at jeg er her mere end 14 dage ad gangen.

Foreign national applicant must hold a passport that bears a Non-Immigrant Visa and
was granted with one-year visa extensions which reveal that up until the date of
application submission, the applicant have been staying in the Kingdom for at least 3
consecutive years

THansen skrev:


Kan du finde dokumentation på kravet om 10 år i landet. Nu ved jeg ikke lige om vi taler om det samme, men kravet skulle vist kun være 3 år i landet.



Notification of Immigration Commission Criterion and conditions of foreign nationals’ residential permit consideration

Admission of application for residential permit in the year B.E. 2555(2012)

“To qualify to apply for Thai citizenship, the applicant must meet the following criteria:
• He or she must be 18 years old or older and also have reached legal majority in his or her country of origin.
• He or she must be of good behavior and background. The following will be checked: criminal record; political background; involvement with illegal drugs and, in the case of Vietnamese applicants, personal behavior.
• If working in Thailand, he or she must have an income of at least 80,000 baht a month or have paid taxes in the year the citizenship application is made of 100,000 baht or more.
• If living in Thailand for “reasons of humanity” such as being marriage with a Thai people or having a Thai-born child or having graduated from a university in Thailand, he or she must have an income of at least 30,000 baht a month and be able to prove that he or she has paid taxes in Thailand for at least three years.
• He or she must have lived in Thailand contunously for at least five years before applying.
• The applicant must know the Thai language, including speaking, listening and understand, be able to sing the National Anthem and Sanserm Phra Baramee and pass an interview in Thai with government officers.

Points are awarded to applicants on the following basis: Age and education, 25 points; Occupation, 35 points; Length of residence in Thailand, 10 points; Relationship with Thai people and Thailand, 10 points; Thai language knowledge, 10 points; Personality, 10 points.

Applicants must score a total of at least 50 points in order to qualify for consideration. They must also have two guarantors of their behavior and assets. These guarantors must not be relatives.

Documents applicants must supply are;
• Five copies of passport
• Five copies of documents verifiying address in Thailand
• Five copies of work permit
• Five copies of house registration
• Five copies of marriage registration (translated into Thai)
• Two copies each of ID cards and house registrations of two people who guarantee the applicant’s behavior and assets.
• Copy of birth certification, ID card or passport of a wife or husband and children, if any. If the applicant has changed names or surnames, documents relating to these must also be provided.
• Documents showing income tax paid over the past three years.
• In the case of applicant being a director or partner in a limitewd liability company or partnership, documents verifying that company taxes have been paid for three years.
• Two copies each of company or partnership registration, licenses, lists of shareholders, value-added taxes and other related documents of the organization the applicant works at.
• Two documents verifying occupation from the organization where he or she works. Salary and position of the applicant must be stated, and the documents must be signed by an authorized person in that organization.
• Two documents verifying the applicant’s educational background and those of his or her children, if any.
• A document verifying bank accounts, and showing they contain a minimum of 80,000 baht.
• A document verifying donations to charity. These should total not less than 5,000 baht and the money must have been donated a long time ago – not just a time to support the citizenship application.
• A dozen photographs, 2.5x2.5 inches in size, showing the applicant dressed politely.
• A document verifying that the applicant has reaches majority according to the laws in his or her country of origin.

Applicants must present all original documents in person, along with an application fee of 5,000 baht fee. Bangkok-resident applicants should go to the Nationalization Office, Special Branch, Royal Thai Police, the 5th building, Phraram 1 Rd, Kwang Bangmai, Pathumwan Bangkok.

Residents outside Bangkok should apply to the Provincial Police.

Documents will be sent to the relevant authorities for checking. The officers will present those documents to higher ranking officers.

The Interior Minister is the final authority for the decision. There is no exact timetable for consideration – it depends on the length of the checking process.

Last year 48 people applied for Thai nationality. Ten received approval from the Minister of Interior.”

taxidriver990 skrev:

@THansen Nu kan jeg ikke finde det igen ... selvfoelgelig
Men fandt saa denne .... virker som om det er samme som med visa, mange forskellige udlaegninger af hvordan man goer og hvad der kraeves.

PeterS skrev:

Jeg fatter ikke nogen gider beskæftige sig med thai statsborgerskab,når og så længe vi ikke engang kan få en opholdstilladelse.

Jo flere ting der bliver spurgt om, jo mere forvirring er der.

PeterS skrev:

Jeg fatter ikke nogen gider beskæftige sig med thai statsborgerskab,når og så længe vi ikke engang kan få en opholdstilladelse.

Jo flere ting der bliver spurgt om, jo mere forvirring er der.