Exciting Opportunities for Families to Join Our Thailand Program

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We are pleased to announce that New Beginnings has openings for three to five families to join our Thailand adoption program this year. Since 1987, we have been providing adoption services in Thailand, and our recent re-approval by the Child Adoption Center in Thailand ensures that we can continue to offer these services for years to come.

In collaboration with the Pattaya Orphanage, we are dedicated to providing high-quality adoption services. We currently need families willing to adopt children aged 3 and older. Specifically, many children aged 5 and above and sibling groups are waiting for loving, permanent homes.

Program Requirements have been relaxed:

  • Infertility: Applicants should provide a letter of infertility or secondary infertility. While childless couples are preferred, families with one birth or adopted child are also eligible.
  • Age: Applicants should be under 45 to adopt children up to age 5. For children aged 5 and older, applicants should be under 47.

Children from the Pattaya Orphanage receive excellent care, and we provide comprehensive background reports to prospective families.

If you want to learn more about adoptions from Thailand, fill out a pre-application form or email [email protected]. We look forward to helping you expand your family through our Thailand adoption program.

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