HI i wana marry in thailand all documents complete need to register in district offiice how
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The post is asking for advice on registering a marriage in Thailand at a district office (Amphur), stating that all required documents are prepared. The comments reflect various experiences and advice regarding the registration process, including the need for document verification, potential delays, and suggestions for alternative Amphur offices due to busy conditions. There is also concern about timelines related to visa expirations and bureaucratic hurdles, with responses addressing these issues but no definitive answers to the main question.
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As this is not Visa related and the questions are not answered by the poster I will close comments.
I dont think you can get married at any amphur, the one in Bang Rak seems popular but it was to bissy on the day of my marriage, so we had to make our way over to Bangkok Noi amphur to get it registered.
Doesn't know about the new law or what but I did mine on Huay khwang district office. Even though I had some typing mistake on my "Affirmation for freedom to married" certificate, they issued me the marriage certificate and ask for an correction copy
bro alll documents complete they said these national need wait new law so i ask you out of bkk may b its easy any one know suggest me bcz time short plzz
And why the Amphur did not want to register you directly? They have told you something more than just wait. Marriage is more than I need to register because I need a non Immigrant O visa.
Than just fly back home get a new tourist visa and come back. Don't know how long you have to wait, I assume they explained a little more than just you wait.