Adopter eligibility
Section 1598/19 requires age 25+ and at least 15 years older than the adoptee; adoptees aged 15+ must consent.
An adopter must be at least 25 and at least 15 years older than the child. Intercountry adoption runs through the Department of Children and Youth and the receiving country's authority. Adoption takes effect on registration.

An adopter must be at least 25 and at least 15 years older than the child. Intercountry adoption runs through the Department of Children and Youth and the receiving country's authority. Adoption takes effect on registration.
This page summarises adoption for Thai and foreign families. General information under Thai law; not legal advice on your situation and no outcome is promised.
Section 1598/19 requires age 25+ and at least 15 years older than the adoptee; adoptees aged 15+ must consent.
Consent of the child's parents and of the adopter's spouse, if any, is required.
Adopting a Thai spouse's child is common and involves assessment and a trial care period as required.
Foreign adopters living abroad apply via their country's central authority or accredited body; Thailand is a party to the Hague Intercountry Adoption Convention.
After approval, register at the district office; legal effect starts on registration.
Check the receiving country's nationality and immigration rules; adoption does not always confer nationality automatically.




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