Where will you handle the matter? citizens who wish to marry in Thailand are generally required to submit a Thai declaration of the ability to marry (affirmation of freedom to marry). Contact the office where the marriage will take place to obtain the affirmation of freedom to marry. The authorities require that the signature of the citizen on such a document be authenticated by the consulate. The consulate does not provide advice or guidance on completing the statement.
A Polish certificate stating that, according to Polish law, a marriage can be concluded is not required.
If you need to have your signature authenticated on the affirmation of freedom to marry, schedule a legal appointment via the e-consulate system and bring:
the completed (but unsigned) affirmation of freedom to marry (available at the appropriate office where the marriage will take place),
your valid passport or ID card,
a copy of your spouse's passport,
a civil status certificate from a civil registry office (presentation of this document is not mandatory, but it is recommended, as the process may be delayed if the particular record is not available in the electronic Civil Registry and its migration will need to be requested beforehand).
Remember! Contact the appropriate marriage registration office in Thailand and get information about the required documents for marriage. Be cautious when using intermediary agencies, as they often request unnecessary documents, leading to unnecessary costs related to consular actions before the consul.