Mamertian

Thank you! I was blaming the fish sauce and look what was hidding behind all food… ????

Hi!

I’m trying to find information about thai food and gout. Does anybody know any trustful source or experience about which products should be avoided?

My gout detector says that I should be careful with pla-ra and fish sauce, but any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

1 hour ago, AlexRRR said:

and her isolation.....did you think of that?

Sure. Bearing in mind that she already speaks english and is also learning my language, plus the general "openness" of my neighbors, I'm quite sure she will feel very good. The food is my biggest concern 555

I think I might asked here about the wrong paper... What we (suposedly) need is a marriage affidavit, and after asking in several amphoes, it seems we need to go to her province's amphoe with two witness and the signature of their local representative.

TBH I'm very confused, any help would be truly appreciated...

Well, after some months living here, we've got to the conclusion that we could have better living standards in my home country. I love Thailand, but the mix between heat and linguistic isolation is not for me, as well as the almost mandatory social isolation due to COVID doesn't help.

Thanks Ubonjoe!

And what about a certificate of being a single parent? We need to register her kids also, and I'm afraid it might be any problem with the birth certificates (as those certificates include the name of the father).

EDIT: Also, is there any "recommended" amphoe in Bangkok were they are used with these requests? She asked this morning in Sing Buri, and they told her to go to her local amphoe (and her amphoe did confirm, instead of telling her about computerized check).

Hi,

I'm planning to get married soon with my thai girlfriend in Europe, and one of the papers we need implies travelling to her originary province, around 20 hours round trip from Bangkok.

Is there any way to avoid this trip and get the certificate locally? (i.e. registering in any Bangkok amphoe).

Thanks!