Do I need to get proof of single status from the UK embassy in Bangkok to marry in Thailand?

Paul Woods i was there 13th

Del Dinsdale just make an appointment on the embassy in Bangkok, you need notarized copy of passport from embassy too !

Del Dinsdale you book an appointment online for the specific reason(s) you are attending for. All the steps for getting married are here

Del Dinsdale If you think that's a pain - you won't like what follows. Your affirmation of Freedom to Marry has to be translated and the translation has to be certified and legalised by the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). That involves yet another appointment and 2 visits to the MFA. If you're smart you'll let the translation agency do that for you for a small additional fee. Once you have the legalised documents you are then able to register your marriage at an Amphur (district registry office) - however, due to recent changes most Amphurs will not register your marriage immediately - they want up to 2 months to 'check your documents. Some will do that in a week but, as long as your Mrs will accept not registering the marriage in her local area, the translation agency should be able to point you towards a Bangkok registry office that will do it in one visit. Again there will be money involved. Don't forget that you will also need a certified copy of your passport from the British Embassy and that will also need to be translated and certified by the MFA.

@Del *********

Because the they won't accept one issued outside of Thailand. You book appointments on the gov.uk website

Del Dinsdale Aussie embassy also asks for any divorce certificate too