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Can i change the visa extemption to Non O based on marriage?
@deliric As we can no longer post PDF or doc files, I'm copying and pasting a document that deals with the process of legalising a foreign document to be accepted in Thailand as genuine. Either the Thai Embassy in Bucharest, or the Romanian Embassy in Thailand should be able to advise on this process. Register a foreign marriage in Thailand. Not all foreigners marry their Thai spouses in Thailand, some tend to marry in their home Country. However, if you plan to settle in Thailand at a later date and apply for 1 year extensions of stay based on Thai spouse, then it's important you register your foreign marriage at your local Amphoe. The reason is simple, although you may be legally married, Thailand has no record of the marriage and do not accept foreign marriage certificates in their current form. The foreign marriage certificate first has to be 'authenticated', 'translated' and then approved by the legalisation division of the consular section of Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. “Legalization is the process of authenticating a legal document so a foreign country’s legal system will recognize it as valid, and with full legal effect.” Different Countries will all have their own procedural process to authenticate a marriage certificate issued in that Country. However, there are usually two basic procedures to 'legalise' a foreign marriage certificate to be recognised as a legally presentable and acceptable document in Thailand. 1. a). The marriage certificate must first be certified as an authentic document by the legalisation division of your home Countries department dealing with Foreign Affairs. In the UK this would be the Home Office, in the US Department of Homeland Security, or in Australia the Department of Home Affairs. b). It is then forwarded to the relevant Thai Embassy for certification of the authorised signature by that Countries legalisation department attesting the certificate to be authentic, who will attach an Apostille d). In Thailand have your Embassy make certified copies of your marriage certificate and also certified copies of the information page of your Passport. e). Have the certified copies of Passport and marriage certificate translated into Thai. f). Take the original marriage certificate, certified copies and translations to the legalisation department of the Consular section of Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to have them 'legalised'. 2. Certain Embassies provide the service to make a sworn oath in the form of an affidavit as to the marriage certificates authenticity. In this case, then follow steps d,e and f, above. Once you have certified and legalised translations of your Passport and marriage certificate, these should be acceptable to an Amphoe to register your foreign marriage on their database for further use. Keep your original legalised foreign marriage certificate, do not let the Amphoe keep it. -
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Civil Union in A Muang
I used the one here https://th.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/local-resources-of-u-s-citizens/getting-married-in-thailand/ Feel free to DM me if you'd like some specific tips - good luck! -
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Tim Walz watches TSLA drop to give him a personal boost.
That's fine until you consider he is governor of a state that owns 1.8 million shares of TSLA. So the state has lost around $450 million dollars. Keep cheering Tim. -
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Selling Online - Payment Gateways - Bad News from Stripe !
Stripe are bad news but unfortunately they are a major player in this arena. They have crippled several SaaS owners businesses that I know and keep adding requirements to qualification and different business models to their non compliance list. I use them for my marketing agency and i am always nervous they will just suspend the account for no reason and retain the funds as they have with other digital business owners that I know. I am looking to change but have current contracts running through them. Alternatives will depend on your location but there are a few. Worldpay is pretty solid but slightly higher processing fees, SendOwl - depending on what you are selling, GoCardless, Adyen, Square, Braintree, Authorize.net. There are lots more and as I have said, it depends on what you sell and your location
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