With the help of you guys and others I got home to Chiang Mai on a Tourist visa and will marry my Thai wife before the visa runs out. Then I'll get a marriage visa.

It looks like working.

The freedom to marry paper is on it's way to me from the Australian embassy. I will get it translated and certified.

But, there is in some websites mention that this translated paper needs to be further certified in Bangkok - "have the same translated to Thai and certified at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before heading to the local district office for the marriage registration.'

Question - can I get this 'translated freedom to marry paper' certified in Chiang Mai?

Hello.

I am a Lebanese/ Armenian who has graduated from a Lebanese university, but currently travelling with an Armenian passport.

Where do I need to get my degree certified? I'm guessing not in the Armenian embassy in Thailand.

And should I get it certified in Lebanon and have it sent here to Thailand or certify it here at the Lebanese embassy in Thailand?

Quite complicated. Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank you :)

I just extended my SETV for 30 days at the Jomtien Immgration, and ask to apply for my 90 days Non O Visa over 50 (retirement). I had my T86, T7, Passport info page, Visa/stamps page,

2 photos, hotel lease, 2,000 baht and Notary Income letter from U.S. Embassy and translated into thai.

The Immgration officer said i have to take the Notary Income letter to Bangkok to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to get it certify (Cerification). What all do i need to take? Anyone know the cost and can i do in one day? Do i need that translated into thai also? Any feed back would be appreciated.