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Which amphur in Thailand is currently accepting foreign marriages to Thai nationals for obtaining a marriage certificate?

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Sheldon ****************

asked Nov 2, 2021

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Anyone  with any recent experiences in obtaining a marriage certificate in Thailand know of an amphur that is open and accepting foreign marriages to Thai nationals? Please any info will be appreciated.

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The post seeks information about amphurs in Thailand that are open and accept foreign marriages to Thai nationals for obtaining a marriage certificate. Comments suggest that potential locations include various amphurs in Bangkok, especially Laksi Amphur, while also noting the importance of verification due to varying availability and fees.

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Tod *********

you do realize that Bangkok has FIFTY amphurs right? Have your soon to be thai wife start pounding the phones and calling around. You'll find one, even if they charge a 'special fee' to let you get married

Try Laksi Amphur out by the Government Complex on Chaengwattana Road they were the go to place for foreigner/thai marriages in bangkok for a while

5 years ago

Sheldon ****************

@Tod ********

I do know this,but due to covid most of the amphurs were closed. We had a booking for Sam phran amphur yesterday @2pm we got there at 13:30 with all the required documents but were given the run around and sent from one person to the next only to be told at 16:30 that we were not able to do a marriage certificate there. That is why I’m asking if anyone has recently received a marriage certificate from any given amphur as I don’t want to waste time like that again.

5 years ago

Tod *********

@Sheldon ***************

call Laksi, AND just so you know, you were given the run around to try to 'encourage' you to ask if 'making a donation' would speed the process, totally common

5 years ago

Sheldon ****************

@Tod ********

oh wow didn’t even think of that! Thanks for the info Tod will give it a try.

5 years ago

Michael ********

Samat sakorn still births and deaths only.

Maybe Bangkok we had to do civil ceremony quick before and company express translations near the old British Embassy found us one that morning (pre covid)

5 years ago

Phill ******

yeah , dont do it .

5 years ago

Mike *********

@Phill *****

I got married a few weeks ago, just turned up with all required paperwork (no appointment) and asked if they could fit us in, 1hr later married 😀

That was in Yasothon District.

5 years ago

Aguilar *****

@Mike ********

can you help what is the require document please

5 years ago

Mike *********

@Aguilar ****

sorry its ministry of foreign affairs, not as I put internal as I put in haste, ps: your future partner has to go to embassy with you too and show her ID card.

5 years ago

Aguilar *****

@Mike ********

, thanks n best regards

5 years ago

Mike *********

@Aguilar ****

certified copy of passport from your embassy, along with certified copy of divorce (if required) then they need to be translated into thai, they in turn have to be taken to ministry of internal affairs for ratification and stamped. Then you personally should be all good to go 👍

5 years ago

Sheldon ****************

Thanks Mike!

5 years ago

Sheldon ****************

@Phill *****

that’s some excellent advice thank you so much. Exactly what I was looking for!

5 years ago