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I am a New Zealander l wish to marry a Thailand National. Do l have to have Freedom to Marry paper work if so where does it have to be interpreted. Certified here in New New Zealand or in Thailand by a,proper person and if in Thailand can anybody recommend a person and cost.
I am legally married to my Thai national spouse and filed in Bangkok and the Thailand government. I am ready to join her in living in Thailand soon. Can I simply come on a tourist visa and file for the Type-O when i arrive and then extend to the standard 1yr. until I can apply for permanent status ?
I have just signed up to apply for a 90 day Non Immigrant O visa with the intention to obtain a marriage visa eventually. I assume the O visa will allow me to open a bank account and get the B400000 deposit in. When this is done I assume I can apply for the Marriage visa. How long does this process normally take?
In order to get an extension on my non O visa for marriage I was asked to provide a document from the local Amphur called xxxx22. We were married in the UK 53 years ago and we have a notarised Thai/English document which is all we have ever needed up until now.
We have never registered our marriage with the Amour previously but in order to get the above certificate we must get my passport certified but the UK embassy.
Any advice? I want to go to the embassy in Bkk but I cannot find the site to make an appointment
I'm in Thailand on a non-immigrant o type Visa. We intend to apply for a marriage visa. My wife is thai we married in the U.S. We went to Kasikorn Bank to open an account. I had a printed copy of my evisa, my digital arrival card, my passport and our rental agreement. We also had with us a copy of our us marriage license that had been certified by the state the state department and the Thai Embassy in the United States.
Kasikorn Bank refuse to allow me to open up a bank account. I don't understand what's going on has anybody else had this experience with Kasikorn Bank?
I recently got married to my Thai husband here in Thailand 🇹🇭 (we registered our marriage at an amphur). After that, I flew back to Singapore for about ten days, and now I’ve just flown back to Thailand.
As a Singapore passport holder, I’m here on a visa-exempt 60-day stay, so I still have a good amount of days left on my current entry.
Does anyone know if I can start the marriage visa process directly at the Krabi office while I’m on this 60-day stay? Or do I still need to leave and apply for a Non-Immigrant O visa from Singapore first?
Would really appreciate advice from anyone who’s gone through this recently, especially other foreign wives of Thai husbands. 🙏💛 Thank you
Good morning. I wonder if someone can give me a bit of advice. I’m a UK citizen divorced ,however I’m in a relationship with a Thai lady. She lives and works in the UK, which is where I met her four years ago .
I’m retired She still works and we both live together. she owns a house two hours drive north of Bangkok eventually she wants to go back to Thailand permanently with me to follow her. We have both discussed about getting married here in the UK, but I have now talked about getting married in Thailand.
The information I want is what kind of documentation do I require in order to get married in Thailand and where to obtain it if anyone out there that can offer me assistance and advice, I would be most grateful.
I live with my partner in the UK and want to move to Thailand. Is there a way of getting a marriage visa without going to Bangkok. Can I do everything in Khon Kaen
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