It is ”possible”. But would not recommend trying it long term.

Remember health insurance, occasional car rental etc. It just becomes too difficult without some back up money.

@Brad ******

Really……

Unfortunately you are applying for a visa to Thailand. There is no common sence in their approach to your application.

In any case I wish you good luck.

This is the end of the world as we know it……

@Jo**

, it is not about old or new apostille but about that Thailand does not accept the apostille concept (at least that what I been told)

In any case, as mentioned earlier, I am just looking for somebody to carry out the moving of the paperwork i.e. going/making appointments at the embassy, amphur, MFA etc. as I am not patient enought for that stuff.

@Jo**

, My marriage certificate has been apostilled years ago for getting a residence permit for my wife in EU. Thailand has not finally accepted this convention yet according to a lawyer friend so we have to get it legalized according to the ”old” system.

My sources (local immigration) say that I do not need to get it authorised by the Thai embassy in the country we married. They say I just need to bring it to the embassy of the marriage country in Thailand and then to the MFA in Bangkok. Please comments on this

Graeme, see above

Why all these irrelevant questions. I was looking for a consultant/agent to help we with the paperwork

Dca Dca Outside Thailand

@Jo**

, i am not having problems with a thai embassy just the local embassy of the country where we got married.

Anyway, I am just looking for somebody to take care of visiting banks for getting the bank account, the amphur for getting the marriage registered etc, etc. I just don’t have the patience for this stuff.