British Passport changes for Thailand

So you agree the term British Embassy is a bit of a misnomer, then.
Because while citizens of Northern Ireland may carry United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland passports, they're not citizens of Great Britain and may or may not consider themselves British.

Where is the Welsh Embassy?

Depends which side you wish to bat for.

Where is the Welsh Embassy?

Not sure of it's location, but if you want a Welsh passport you will have to pay with Welsh Money .....

I Reckon Texpat is TRYING to "Wind Up " us Brits !!!!!

You are all just jealous of this little principality of England, cauld "WALES".
We are so proud of our heritage,history,family and flag.
This is why we have our "mother in law" on our national flag.

747man wrote:I Reckon Texpat is TRYING to "Wind Up " us Brits !!!!!

No! Never... Old Texpat leading us on no one believes he has the grey matter for that.

Texpat wrote:\:D/

So you agree the term British Embassy is a bit of a misnomer, then.
Because while citizens of Northern Ireland may carry United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland passports, they're not citizens of Great Britain and may or may not consider themselves British.

Yes; rather like Puerto Ricans.

Barstool wrote:

Texpat wrote:\:D/

So you agree the term British Embassy is a bit of a misnomer, then.
Because while citizens of Northern Ireland may carry United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland passports, they're not citizens of Great Britain and may or may not consider themselves British.

Yes; rather like Puerto Ricans.

Or rather like Native Americans, Italian Americans, Polish Americans, Muslim Americans, Asian Indian Americans and Of TexMex Americans etc. etc.

Welshboy wrote:You are all just jealous of this little principality of England, cauld "WALES".
We are so proud of our heritage,history,family and flag.
This is why we have our "mother in law" on our national flag.

Welshy, Like the bit about The Flag, But Your Schooling must be APPROVED,Especially the spelling Class ( Cauld ??????) You mean CALLED ????

Texpat. There are no citizans of Great Britain. We are not a republic.

747man. thank you for the posting. Hope the spelling is correct. The Church of England school,I went to was only
secondary modern ?

Welshboy wrote:Texpat. There are no citizans of Great Britain. We are not a republic.

747man. thank you for the posting. Hope the spelling is correct. The Church of England school,I went to was only
secondary modern ?

Sorry Welshboy.

You are a British citizen

If you were born in the United Kingdom before 1 January 1983
If you were born in the United Kingdom before 1 January 1983, you are almost certainly a British citizen. The only exception is if you were born to certain diplomatic staff of foreign missions who had diplomatic immunity.

If you were born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983
If you were born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983, you are a British citizen if at the time of your birth one of your parents was:

■a British citizen; or
■legally settled in the United Kingdom.

However, you may wish to give up (renounce) your citizenship so that, for instance, you can become a citizen of another country that does not allow dual nationality. But it is not always possible to give up your British citizenship or nationality, however if your Welsh we'll make an exception.

Interestingly, for those with kids born in Thailand... Children born outside the UK to British citizens by descent
After 13 January 2010, children of British citizens by descent can be registered under section 3(2) of the British Nationality Act 1981 if an application is made at any time before their 18th birthday.

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... itizenship

But if you are a citizen of Northern Ireland, you may be a citizen of Ireland or ... the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Either way, your president is Herman van Rompuy, a Belgian.

Incidentally, Puerto Ricans are American citizens.

Where do they get their passports from?

Astana wrote:Depends which side you wish to bat for.
Where do they get their passports from?

A preposition is a terrible thing to end a sentence ... with.

Don't know. Probably get the forms at the post office. Passport issued by the US State Department like all other US citizen's passports.

I see that you are a teacher as well as being a ******. Well done.

Seems trolling is your specialty.