Can I Enter Thailand With a UK Marriage Certificate?

Jul 26, 2020

4 years ago

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Is it possible to go back to Thailand with a UK marriage certificate. 

Or do you have to have been married in Thailand.?

TIA.

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You can enter Thailand with a UK marriage certificate, but it may require specific procedures. It's recommended to contact the Thai Embassy for the latest requirements and guidelines regarding documentation and visa type.

Robert *******

You have to be married with a Thai national.

Contact the Thai Embassy and follow the procedure to go to Thailand,

There are several requirements to be met,

4 years ago

Tony *********

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@Robert ******

Thank you Robert

4 years ago

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