How can I obtain assistance from the Australian Embassy regarding my marriage visa process in Thailand?

Australian Embassy Thailand Visa Marriage Visa Phuket Consulate Visa Extension TR Visa Red Zone Regulations Immigration Assistance

Aug 4, 2021

3 years ago

Justin *****************

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Hi,im wanting to sandbox in hkt ,enter on TR, extend,marry. Convert to marriage visa,I require Australian Embassy to assist, having difficulty obtaining information. Are they open in bkk and hkt?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user is seeking help with the process of transitioning from a tourist visa (TR) to a marriage visa in Thailand and is inquiring about the Australian Embassy's services in Bangkok and Phuket. Community members provided insights about the embassy's operations during COVID-19, difficulties in obtaining marriage registrations in red zones, and recommended contacting specific experts for guidance. Some mentioned the embassy's limited accessibility, particularly in Phuket, citing their own experiences to highlight the challenges faced.

Paul *************

Good question this. My guess is no offices like this for any country would be open because Bangkok is a dark red zone but at the same time surely there is a skeleton staff working at embassies incase of major issues. What do you guys think?

I want to do exactly the same but using the UK embassy.

3 years ago

Justin *****************

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@Paul ************

hi, im becoming increasingly concerned about our plan, my fiance is in Songkhla, they have just gone into a Redzone rating. The phuket Consulate answered the phone yesterday , my fiance called, frustratingly, our questions we not answered. Do you have a plan b?

3 years ago

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Justin *****************

Mosse ********

Pls be advised that most amphurs are not handling marriage registrations if a red zone at this point.

We had to drive 3 time to another province 2 hours away.

3 years ago

Jonathan *******

The visa expert

@Thai *************

is excellent and will be able to provide you any info you may need about what to do and the process etc

3 years ago

Jonathan *******

@Jonathan ******

hahaha that's awesome. I've only seen one other person with the same name as us as well

3 years ago

Jonathan *******

@Jonathan ******

well well there's another one 😂 not often you see your own name crop up, and it's not you giving advice...in a group..in my 53 yrs your the second ..✋

3 years ago

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Phill ******

bkk is open . try there FB page . dont count on any help from them tho .

3 years ago

Justin *****************

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@Phill *****

i have not had relies to my emails, thus this the post.

3 years ago

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Justin *****************

Michael ********

Embassy is in Bangkok, its a consulate in Phuket.

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They also have a facebook page.

3 years ago

Justin *****************

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@Michael *******

thankyou, sound thinking.

3 years ago

Michael ********

@Justin ********

Yes nobody really knows what is happening, scenarios can change. Phuket is an Island and could end up isolated. Bangkok is capital and transportation will still need to happen to all parts of Thailand.

3 years ago

Justin *****************

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@Michael *******

argh how quick you Brits forget us poor far flung Colonists! Haha.

Thankyou for the reply and bkk tip. Its a ever changing landscape, I just want darn covid to go away!!

3 years ago

Michael ********

@Justin ********

Consulates tend to be a non paying position and in Phuket are more to assist people who have accidents or end up in Jail (my friends the British Consulate) so they probably dont have experience/permission in dealing with your request, best to stick to the embassy in Bangkok They have a facebook page also lots of people have had more success contacting there embassies this way.

Personally I would probably plan Bangkok

3 years ago

Justin *****************

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@Michael *******

thankyou. My Thai fiance called the Consulate yesterday unfortunately our questions went unanswered. We will try again. My concern is that my exemption has been granted to leave Australia for 12 plus weeks,and my understanding that I can only enter on a maximum of 60 days and extend once for 30? Is that correct? Compounding the issues is Songkhla has just gone Redzone, my fiance is a Dr. Is unable to leave the hospital for any reasonable length of time. So I'm concerned about which 8s my best option, to fly into bkk or hkt? Any thoughts would be gratefully received.

3 years ago

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Justin *****************

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