Hi, i'm new here, so maybe i'm asking a zillion times before asked question.

My girlfriend needs to have a Letter of Certification. Does she need to get this in her home ampur which is far far away or can she get this at every ampur in the country ?

I’m no expert, but my girlfriend was adamant that she had to go to her home ampur. She went and got it all on the same day.

I’m no expert, but my girlfriend was adamant that she had to go to her home ampur. She went and got it all on the same day.

I think your girlfriend is right Martin. See who else has an idea. This isn't a regular question for us here I'm afraid

Excuse my ignorance, but what would the letter be certifying?

TH

Excuse my ignorance, but what would the letter be certifying?

TH

For a Provisional Stay in Holland. Before i want to go live in Thailand i try to arrange a residence permit for her, so we can hop to Holland and back when we feel like it, instead of begging at the embassy everytime for a tourist visa.

For a Provisional Stay in Holland. Before i want to go live in Thailand i try to arrange a residence permit for her, so we can hop to Holland and back when we feel like it, instead of begging at the embassy everytime for a tourist visa.

Am still not sure what the certification could be - are you expecting the Thai authorities to certify you are a couple (as in married)? If so can only hope that they don't check too closely as you say girlfriend and that holds no status here. Not sure but for such a document to have legal standing it would probably also have to be translated and registered at the MFA (but if for a local office in your country they may not know that).

It is has to be a document which garantees that she isn't married already, and yes it has to be translated and registered at the MFA and after it'll a registration stamp from the Dutch embassy too...

It is has to be a document which garantees that she isn't married already, and yes it has to be translated and registered at the MFA and after it'll a registration stamp from the Dutch embassy too...

Don't know how that would bypass immigration visa requirements; but would suggest you check with your Embassy as they should have the answer. Thai ID card proves marriage status here. Perhaps you have to visit a District Office and have someone read her ID card and check the central file of marriage records, write up a document and sign? Then do the translation/registration procedure.