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There's been a lot of talk in the news about same sex Civil Partnerships/Marriages (and about time to), but can a Hetro couple enter into a Civil Union/Partnership in Thailand? 

 

Long story short I've never believed in marriage unless children are involved but reading the T&Cs of my pension it seems survivor benefits are only guaranteed if they go to my Wife or Civil Partner otherwise it's at the discretion of the Trustees & I wouldn't want to rely on their "Generosity".

 

Does anybody know if Civil Union/Partnerships between a man & a woman are legal in Thailand and if so has anybody been through the process and could share some information on how to go about doing it. 

 

 

Thanks

 

 

MTV

Posted (edited)

Official Government registered marriage is the only option in Thailand.  That talk was about opening that path to those of the same sex - nothing to do with civil partnership.  

Edited by lopburi3
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