A question regarding Family Visa.
My husband will be hired by a Thai company and will have a work permit. I have read that I am eligible to get a visa to stay with him in Thailand as we are married. My question is: Do the marriage papers need to be certified in order to be accepted in Thailand? The marriage was done in the European Union. I have a legal translation.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires if their marriage papers, obtained in the European Union, need to be certified to secure a Family Visa to join their husband in Thailand, who will be working there. A comment provides insight that the marriage certificate may require certification by the embassy of the country where the marriage occurred, a legal translation, and a stamp from Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The importance of consulting the husband's employer or local immigration office for guidance on obtaining the Non-O 90-day visa and subsequent extension is also highlighted.
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