@Dave *******

bite me

@Wendy *******

You've been a member of this group for almost a year. Do you not read the posts? This question is asked almost every day. Plus, it is on the Thai embassy website. Go to the source.

Here we go again.....

@Kool ******

hmm, didn't know that.

@Kool ******

we had a Catholic wedding in Thailand and a civil wedding in the US. We didn't register the Thai marriage because the original plan was to bring her to the US, marry there and get an adjustment of visa. She currently has a 10 year multi entry tourist visa good for 180 days at a time. But things didn't go to plan so now I'm running around like a chicken with it's head cut off trying to get everything done.

@Kool ******

I've heard they don't check. We're already married. Just trying to get it registered so I can apply for the marriage extension. We've got most docs but we still need to make the trip to the US embassy regardless. BKK is booked up so we have to go to Chang Mai. That's OK, I have been wanting to see more of Chang Mai. I think after the visit to Chang Mai we will have everything except for a couple of translations.

@David *******

I'm not working and over 50 and have the 400K in a Thai bank acct based on marriage. Just waiting for it to season. It will be 2 mos about Dec. 4.

@Craig *******

if you do anything for the business make it behind the scenes such as going to the store for supplies, cleaning, landscaping the yard, repairs to the house, washing dishes, doing the books can be done in private, etc. You get the idea. Now, I have heard that as we age, farangs can help the spouse in the business due to old age. Maybe

@Kool ******

has heard this? I was told this by a farang that helps his wife in her business.

Ask the embassy

You divorced?