Do I need to legalise our marriage certificate in Thailand? We were both legally married in my country-Singapore. A visa consultant in Thailand told me I need to legalise our marriage certificate at the Singapore embassy in Bangkok and at the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs. First time I heard it.

My husband and I are UK citizens. Ideally we would like to apply for a 90 day Non-Immigration O Visa before leaving the UK. Upon arrival in Thailand I will deposit 800,000THB into my account and get the extension. Subsequently my husband will tag on as my trailing spouse. Has anyone gone down this route?

Hi there,

Looking for some advice,

Both my wife and I looking to relocate to Thailand from the UK, I'll be using a O visa can I add my wife as a spouse?

As she's 46 I'm thinking there might be an age restriction but not sure,

Thanks in advance

American here with a Non O-A visa, spouse with a Non O visa. Now that we have arrived, we are looking at next steps for complying with visa extensions and the required documents and we realized that we were unaware that we needed to get our marriage certificate legalized.

The embassy processed the visa application based on a photo of the marriage certificate so I guess we thought it had passed muster.

Any additional insight on this issue would be welcome, and please also mention whether or not this (the legalized marriage certificate) is the only document needed for the trailing spouse to apply for the visa extension to match the validity of the Non O-A.