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Can you help me quickly? My wife is applying for a DTV visa in Laos or Malaysia, and once she gets it, I'd like to apply for a DTV visa as her spouse. What other documents do I need for my application? We only have our marriage certificate in German 😬 Do we need to have it certified in English? Or is a translation sufficient? It's all a bit chaotic right now. I hope you can help.
My marriage certificate is at the Thai embassy now. When authenticated I’ll get it translated and certified at the MFA in Thailand then get it registered at my local Amphor for the Kor ror 22.
Does the Amphor keep my marriage certificate? I’m going to assume I’ll need it for Thai immigration.
Got a bank account today with Kasikorn bank with just passport, non o visa and original Thai wedding certificate, took a while but got debit card, bank book and app 🙏
Visa question, applying for a Non-O. Already in Thailand.
The Immigration in our town says they cannot accept my US marriage certificate or daughter’s birth certificate because it has not been approved by an embassy.
Documents have local and state seals. Any suggestions on what we can do next. Without leaving Thailand and applying outside.
I’m applying for a DTV visa at the Thai Embassy in Jakarta. Once that’s approved, my husband and child will apply as my dependents.
I already have our Brazilian marriage certificate and my child’s Brazilian birth certificate. Since Thailand is not part of the Hague Apostille Convention, I was told these documents would normally need extra legalization. This would cost me around 800 USD.
Before I spend that, I’d really like to know: for dependents, have embassies actually required fully legalized documents, or have standard certificates + translations been accepted in practice?
Any experiences in Jakarta (or elsewhere) would be super helpful. Thanks a lot! 🙏
My wife and I (married 11 years with valid marriage certificate) will be applying for DTV hopefully in the next few months. She will apply first under work-cation category.
We were advised that we should get a letter confirming we are still married from the registrar and have it notarized.
Wondering if any other couples needed this. Should our certificate (which is in English) not be enough?