How can I verify if I'm still legally married in Thailand after a long absence?

If it wasn't officially registered, you ain't legally married.

District office thailand?

Always rent, never buy 🙄

Divorce in Thailand very easy, 4 questions.

Have children? YES

Happy? YES

Have money? YES

Happy? YES

OK divorced

I think it cost us 40bt in photocopies and other docs, I gave the ex 20bt 🤣🤣🤣, I still tell the funny story to this day, when I see westerners divorcing in homeland and it costs 1000s

Surely if not divorced then ur legally still married, quite dangerous if your wealth has increased, as they can get a lawyer to communicate with solicitor in uk to freeze your assets until an amicable financial settlement has been reached

You are still married unless you have completed a divorce.

With no divorce letter, which I have in my case, just trace the amphur office and you can move on.

And here all this time I thought I procrastinated a lot. 😂🤣😂

Hello, I am Thai and I just went to register our marriage at the Thai Embassy in Bangkok last month. They have opened an office upstairs in Central World sixth floor Zone D ( Rama1 Road). You can e mail them at consular. mfg.go.th or call them at 091-723-3604. I would assume that they can answer your questions . If not,they probably can refer you to someone who can help. Good luck!

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Are you planning on getting married to someone new?

Unless you got divorced then yeah you're still married

A difficult one, but I'll try to assist.

I was married to a Thai for 12 years; the ' celebration' was in Udon Thani,her home area. But had to go to Bangkok to get the marriage authenticated. We both returned to the UK in April 2002,legally married. I did pursue authentication in the UK,but was informed not necessary.

A Magistrates court in Peterborough in 2012 dissolved the marriage in December of that year. If your marriage was registered in the UK no problem,contact the said office and they can advise. As a British national I would suggest your marriage would have to be registered, with the British Embassy in Bangkok.

I can try to find the contact information for the lady that handled my marriage. She would at least know how to determine if you are married and what you can do about it.

The local amphur should have a copy of the marriage certificate.. it is necessary to register your marriage there before you can apply for a non-o married visa.. so that is a good starting point.. if you have any friends still living in Thailand then maybe they can go in person and make some enquiries on your behalf.. though i'd suggest arming them with a letter of authority in advance.. and maybe a letter of enquiry signed by you asking all the questions you need answering.. or simply ask them to go visit your wife and ask her for information before going to the amphur for verification.. just a thought 🤔

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Go to the amphure where you lived they will have a copy of the marriage there, ,cost about 20 baht

To register my marriage it was more complicated than turning up to one office. If you can’t remember if you got legally marriage is a problem in its self. I think you’re single.

go to the khet and ask to check by using your old passport?