I don't understand your point. You clearly don't know about international conventions on marriages. If a marriage is accepted by convention, the country is irrelevant. You're confusing different issues. I'm not saying what is lawful or accepted within Thailand necessarily. I'm making a point about different forms of marriage being accepted generally

@Benjamin *****

Doesn't necessarily need to be an Islamic country. Just needs to be accepted as a valid form of marriage

Generally, though, it's not accepted as a matter of course, for obvious reasons

@Benjamin *****

It's not uncommon in Muslim marriages where the marriage takes place over the phone

@Margarita ***********

It's not your job to tell your agent how to do things. If they don't know about this, what else don't they know about

@Bobby *******

So the question remains how and/or why are all the other Embassies still managing to issue these certificates....I can't believe that there wasn't something that could be done on one or both sides to sort the situation out🤔

Without checking the CCC in detail, it seems that if the prenuptial was registered with the marriage (if both carried out abroad) and otherwise complies with Thai law, I suspect that the court would at least strongly take it into account without good reason

No reason they shouldn't. Depends on what Thai law says regarding the requirements for pre-nuptials (which I don't know about) Some countries will accept a properly drawn up prenuptial regardless of where it was drawn up. Is don't know what the specifics are for Thai pre-nuptials in terms of content, registration etc.