Dear Dutch citizen in Thailand, the Dutch embassy is organizing the following two activities in Chiang Mai from November 18 to 20.

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I live in Thailand and have a Retirement visa that is valid for 8 months. I have been in NL for the past few months and want to go back to Thailand soon. In the time that I was in NL I applied for a new passport. So what I have now is an expired NL passport with all valid retirement stamps in it and a new blank NL passport.

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My Thai wife will soon receive a Dutch passport. Which passport do other Thai/Dutch ladies use at which immigration and/or check-in desk in the Netherlands and Thailand?

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In the coming months, the Dutch embassy will offer the opportunity to apply for a Dutch passport or identity card, have your life certificate signed and/or receive a DigiD activation code at six different locations in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos. The planned dates and places are listed in the overview below.

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The Dutch Embassy is organizing a consular service and a Meet & Greet reception with Ambassador HE Remco van Wijngaarden from May 14 to 16, 2024 in Pattaya. You can meet him on May 15 and ask questions during the Meet & Greet. Take part in this inspiring meeting and register in time for the limited places!

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I have a Thai passport and also a Dutch passport. I read on the government's website that you are not allowed to adopt a second nationality. So I was wondering what happens if I want to travel to Thailand with my Thai passport and return to the Netherlands with my Thai passport. Is that possible?

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More than a week ago I asked a question about my annual extension in June with a new passport. In particular whether I had to go to immigration separately to have the visa and validity stamp transferred.

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In the coming months, the Dutch embassy will offer the opportunity to apply for a Dutch passport or identity card, have your life certificate signed and/or receive a DigiD activation code at four different locations in Thailand.

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Questioner: Els At the beginning of November I will travel to Thailand. Since 2015, I have regularly stayed in Thailand for extended periods of time. My current visa (non immigrant retire) allows me to be in Thailand until December 2; and yes, I have a re-entry permit. I will extend my stay again at the end of November. I will stay in Thailand until May 2024. My current passport is valid until June 6, 2024. On some sites I read that the passport must be changed upon return to...

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Since yesterday I have a new Dutch passport and I know that I have to report and change it to various authorities, including .immigration and my bank. Question: should this also apply to my Thai driver's license, which must be renewed in April 2024?

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Questioner: Theo I went to the Netherlands on May 14 for 4 months and will return to Thailand on September 20 with a multiple entry. My extended stay ends on September 27. So I have to extend my stay before September 27th. Now my current passport is valid until May 19, 2024 and I can't get an extension for one year in my passport I think. I already want a new passport here in the Netherlands …

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On Monday 5 June, a consular employee of the Dutch embassy will be in Chiang Mai. On this occasion you can apply for a Dutch passport or identity card, have your life certificate signed and request a DigiD code.

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I have been together with my Thai wife for 5 years. In September 2020 our daughter was born in Thailand. Due to the travel restrictions due to Corona, I did not receive permission from the Thai authorities to travel into Thailand. We weren't married at the time. To great sadness I therefore could not be present at the birth. My name is listed on our daughter's birth certificate as the father.

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The question may have been asked before, but that was some time ago. I live with my daughter in Thailand. I want to go on vacation to Thailand in April. We are staying with my sister. My daughter has a Thai and Dutch passport.

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I live with my wife in Hua Hin and both have a Dutch passport. Now 2 years ago I applied for a new passport (with double the number of pages) in the Netherlands because the old passport was already full within 5 years. However, my wife still had a passport with enough free pages and was able to move on. However, now she only has 4 pages left and wants to travel again (no more covid restrictions).

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On Tuesday, October 4, a consular employee of the Dutch embassy will be in Chiang Mai. On this occasion you can apply for a Dutch passport or identity card, have your life certificate signed and request a DigiD code.

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Can my Thai wife lose her Dutch passport?

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17 August 2022

My (Thai) wife, who has had a Dutch passport for more than 25 years and lives in the Netherlands, recently had a Thai passport made. That seemed useful to us because of holidays longer than 30 days, but now I also read that she can lose the Dutch passport because of this?

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A consular office hour will be held in Pattaya in early March. The exact date and location will be communicated soon.

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The Dutch passport is one of the most valuable passports in the world. The Dutch can travel visa-free to 188 countries with the passport and is even one of the top 4 most powerful passports in the world. This is evident from the 2022 ranking of the UK-based company Henley & Partners.

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I have a question about the passport, I need a copy of the passport for the Thailand Pass application, now I read that you can do that with the copy ID app. But does it also have to make data unrecognizable there, is that accepted by the embassy?

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As previously announced, the Dutch embassy will hold a number of consular office hours in Thailand in the coming months, in cities other than Bangkok. During these consultation hours it is possible for Dutch people to apply for a passport or have your life certificate signed.

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The Dutch embassy is organizing a consular consultation hour in Khon Kaen on November 17 between 13.00:17.00 and XNUMX:XNUMX.

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