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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
After registration foreign marriage in Thailand and get a kor ror22 from amphur can i change my current tourist visa status in to non immigrant o spouse category visa for 90 days to open a bank account and deposit 400k in thai bank account for a 1 year extension or need to apply outside Thailand please need some advice
Under the more part. I have been with my girl now for 9 years this year and want to get married. I’m divorced and from the uk. We usually do all the paperwork on all my visa and reports when in Thailand. She helps with most of it. So can anyone give me a bullet point explanation of the process please.
Obviously people are going to say don’t do it. But I’m also building our home up in the village so to late on that point.
I also have kids and grandchildren in uk who will come and visit the home and spend holidays there. Also my children and grandchildren are  financially taken care of when I pass on.
I'm a bit stuck with wonder if anyone can help with some advice.
My plan is to purchase property with my wife, so I need a bank account. She will purchase in her name, and offer a lease with a loan to give me some security. I'm chatting with Pattaya agencies to assist with getting a bank account. I've been told I can't get a bank account on a visa exemption because I'm under 50. So - I need a visa first, yet visas often seem to need a bank account!
My circumstances:
-British Citizen, under 50.
-Married to my Thai wife 13 years, dual nationality.
-We live in the UK
-She changed her name to English name on both passports + Thai ID
-But- we don't have a marriage certificate in Thailand
-Child born in England, dual nationality with full passport+Thai ID
-Only on visa exemption
Problem is - I don't think any of the visa categories work.
-Marriage visa - requires money in a Thai bank account, and a house book entry
-Retirement visa - not old enough
-None of the work visas make sense, I'm not working.
My Question: Do I need an Affidavit of Freedom to marry if I am marrying (in Thailand) the Thai citizen to whom I’m already married in my home country?