where to sign marriage papers near sukhumvit

[retoohs]

I've been to the NZ embassy and acquired all the appropriate paperwork and had it officially translated now where near sukhumvit do my wife and I take them to get signed and registered? Do I need to take anything more than the paperwork, passport, passport sized photo and wifes passport and photo?

cheers

Alan

[bow]

You need to go to a district (ampoe) office. I am not sure if  you can go to any office or have to go to the office where she is officially registered as living when in Thailand. You find her address  in the blue tabien baan book.

Edited May 2, 2018 by bow

[cornishcarlos]

I believe you will need to get your paperwork from the Nz embassy translated, then stamped at the MFA..

After that you can go to your local Amphur and get married officially. Takes about 30mins and cost us 25 baht :) The cheapest part of marriage...

[retoohs]

9 minutes ago, cornishcarlos said:

I believe you will need to get your paperwork from the Nz embassy translated, then stamped at the MFA..

After that you can go to your local Amphur and get married officially. Takes about 30mins and cost us 25 baht :) The cheapest part of marriage...

great thanks, that's just what I wanted.

[seajae]

8 minutes ago, cornishcarlos said:

I believe you will need to get your paperwork from the Nz embassy translated, then stamped at the MFA..

After that you can go to your local Amphur and get married officially. Takes about 30mins and cost us 25 baht :) The cheapest part of marriage...

if you do not have anyone with you to witness the signatures at the Amphur they will get one of the staff member to witness them for a financial donation (I paid 500 baht from memory), if you want pics done it is extra.

[retoohs]

8 minutes ago, retoohs said:

great thanks, that's just what I wanted.

The translation service place went and got them stamped at the MFA, it was part of their service, at a cost of course.

[lopburi3]

Most people get married at Bang Rak (near Patpong) for good luck (Love District) and they are set up for foreigners (although normally busy).

https://goo.gl/maps/irb8raLsEj72

Edited May 2, 2018 by lopburi3

[ubonjoe]

Several off topic inflammatory posts and replies to them have been removed.

Moving to the marriage and divorce forum. 

[roquefort]

Amphur at Pra Kanong was good when we did it many years ago.

[GreasyFingers]

The Australian Embassy told me that the documents need to be authorized by the Thai Department of Consular Affairs. Do not know if this is the same as the MFA quoted above.

[happylarry]

3 hours ago, GreasyFingers said:

The Australian Embassy told me that the documents need to be authorized by the Thai Department of Consular Affairs. Do not know if this is the same as the MFA quoted above.

Yes its the same....the official name is The Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (MFA)

HL

[Moti24]

I used the amphoe office in Prakanong; easy to get to:

 

Take the BTS to On-Nut.  Walk down Sukhumvit road, away from Bangkok, about 300m.  The amphoe office is on the right.  Better to take 2 witnesses, as sometimes the staff are too busy.

 

Have a good one.

[wokkawombat]

The Amphur in Udon Thani required a translation of my Australian passport

[thesetat2013]

The fastest and easiest place to get it legit for the marraige is in Sathorn. Make sure you have 2 witnesses as required