The Thai Immigration Bureau has recently announced that it will start allowing spouses and children of Thai citizens, who are eligible for legal status, to apply for family unity waivers in Thailand. Many Thai citizens’ family members currently have to travel to Laos or Cambodia and apply for their waiver there, and stay there while waiting decision. Under the new process, these family members will still have to travel to their home country consulate to complete their visa processing, but they will not be forced to wait for weeks or months, as they currently do, for the decision on their waiver application.
3. This passage is intended to inform which category of Thai citizens?
a. Thai citizens who married Thai and later, migrate to other country.
b. Thai citizens who have Thai children living abroad.
c. Thai citizens whose wife and children hold another nationality.
d. Thai citizens who are planning to migrate to Laos or Cambodia with their family.
4. What does the word “waiver” mean?
a. An official statement or document that says a right, claim or declaration.
b. A signed document that states the nationality and passport number of a person.
c. A formal document that says the right of a citizen to work on stated hours.
d. A notarized document that states about the place where a family should live.