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Can I get my Thai marriage certificate translated and certified at Chaeng Wattana for a UK visa?

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May 2, 2017

9 years ago

AliJames *****

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So I've got a Thai marriage certificate for my non -o but my Mrs plans on visiting the UK.  They require a marriage cert as part of the documentation for her UK visa so we'd need it translated and certified...Do you know if this can be done at Chaeng Wattana or does it have to be certified at the British Embassy?

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The original poster has a Thai marriage certificate for a Non-O visa and needs it translated and certified for their spouse's UK visa application. Various community members provided suggestions, indicating that certified translations can be obtained from multiple services, not just at Chaeng Wattana or the British Embassy. They recommended translation services in Thailand, such as lpdvisa.com and shops near the British Embassy in Bangkok.

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9 years ago

AliJames *****

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Thanks all, I still need to get my daughter a Thai passport so I'll hand it in to get it translated + certified/notorised/legalised at the Ministry of Foreign affairs the same day.

9 years ago

Troy *********

Wow the UK is harsh. I married my wife here in Thailand and the marriage is automatically recognised in Australia. The spousal visa is way easy now.

9 years ago

Paul ********

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9 years ago

Lance *******

I herd it wasn't legally binding in NZ?

9 years ago

Troy *********

Nothing to do with your question I was just merely saying 😊

9 years ago

Troy *********

Ok I just attached the Kor 1 and 2 to the application and it was all good..

9 years ago

Henry *********

It's automatically recognised in the UK too, but for a visa you need a copy of the marriage certificate in English to prove it! They don't just take your word for it.

9 years ago

Steve *******

The marriage to a Thai wife is also automatically recognized in the UK and is legally binding

9 years ago

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Steve *******

There's plenty of places/shops close to the British embassy that can translate documents and also get them 'certified' if needed.

9 years ago

Henry *********

If its for a UK visa you can it translated by any certified translation service. No need to go to Chaeng Wattana. I got my translations done at one of the many places in Ploen Chit.

9 years ago

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