Do I need to cancel my Marriage Visa after registering my divorce in Thailand?

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Sep 9, 2019

5 years ago

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Good Afternoon,

I have a quick question reference getting divorced and Marriage Visa’s.

How after I go and register my divorce with my wife at the registry office do I HAVE to go to Immigration to cancel my Marriage Visa?

TIA Sven

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The user inquires about the process of canceling a Marriage Visa in Thailand after officially registering a divorce. They seek clarity on whether it is mandatory to visit Immigration to cancel the visa following the divorce registration.

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