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Which specific Thai Embassy/Thai Consulate is this?? ( Where?? )

@Colin *******

if your intentions are to move to and live in Thailand, or, at least spend more time in Thailand than in the UK, then it's just easier to get a Thai Marriage Certificate from Thailand (get married in Thailand) than having an UK Marriage Certificate (getting married in the UK) and getting any UK Marriage Certificate legalised at Milton Keynes, then at the Thai Embassy in London, then at the Department of Consular Affairs in Bangkok, perhaps even also at the British Embassy in Bangkok....

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* All applicants must be residing within the UK/Ireland/UK territories when apply for the Visa. The Royal Thai Embassy has the right to cancel the visa applications should you fail to provide the evidence of your presence within the UK/Ireland/UK territories while applying for the visa.

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> 18de2bab23

What passport are you holding now??

if it is any of these 93 places in the world, then you don't need a Thai E–Visa beforehand and get a free Visa Exempt Stamp by the Thai Immigration Officer for a Stay of 60 Days

@Stuart ********

The good old days are over, as even Sydney has to comply like the other Thai Embassies/Thai Consulates....

@Luit ****************

if it is a Thai E–Visa PDF, then in a situation with a new Passport Book, then a COPY of the Passport Bio information PHOTO PAGE of the OLD Passport Book is all that you could attach with the Thai E–Visa PDF and new, current Passport Book....

Especially in situations if the old Passport Book is Lost/Stolen....

@Thomas *******

it is, but if a passenger doesn't see anyone there, a Thai Immigration Officer or anyone manning the counter, then go ask another Thai Immigration Officer that you want a Re–Entry Permit and they'll get someone there to get you one....