Any Required Documents A Thai Lady Needs To Get Married To A Local Working Expat ?

[Avante]

As the above.

Best regards

Avante

[TonySoprano]

she just has to know him for more than 30 minutes.

[Avante]

What about the required document for a Thai to get married legally.

On our expat side. We just need to get a letter from our respective embassy right.

What about the Thai ? Do they need to show anything? Heard that they have to go to their respective birthplace and get a freedom to marry cert. Example: A lady born in Chonburi WILL have to travel all the way to Chonburi and get the paper. Is that true or false.

Thanks

[Mario2008]

No documents required, as the amphur has everything in their online database. Doesn't matter wich amphur you use. If she was marreid before she needs to bring the divorce certificate. Further she needs to be divorced for more then 310 days or show a docters certificate stating that she is not pregnant.

[TAWP]

Same papers as she needs to marry an unemployed non-local expat...

Tons of threads on this forum already about it.

[lopburi3]

She will need her ID card and you will need your passport as ID. The official web site still says home register document of Thai must be presented. It still is at Immigration.

Marriage

Marriage Registration

Regulations

1. A couple must be of legal age (17 years) upon filing for marriage registration, otherwise permission must be granted by a court.

2. Permission from the parents is required for parties under legal age.

3. Both parties must not be registered as married to anyone else (Multiple marriage registration is prohibited).

4. The parties must not be direct blood relatives nor be sister or brother through either parent.

5. Adopting parents shall not be permitted to marry their own adopted child.

6. A widow or divorcee will be permitted to remarry not less than 310 days after the previous marriage has expired, unless

* Has given birth to a child.

* Remarrying the same person.

* Not pregnant, as certified by doctor. (in case of early remarriage)

* Approval to remarry from a court is obtained.

7. No service fee is required whatsoever.

Required Documents

1. Identification Cards of both parties.

2. The House Registration Certificates of both parties.

3. If an alien is registering to be married to a Thai citizen or another alien, he or she is required to submit following documents.

* A copy of their passport.

* A Letter of Certification, issued by an Embassy or Consulate or a Government Organization from their country, regarding the marital status of the person. The Letter must be translated, then certified by the relevant Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Procedures

1. Marriage registration can be filed at any District Office or Minor District Office nationwide regardless of the birthplace of the couple.

2. Once the marriage registration is completed, each party will be given a copy of the Marriage Registration Certificate as evidence.

3. If the marriage registration is filed at the District Office located in female's birthplace (where the name is registered on the House Registration Certificate), the title used with the forename and the last name of the female will be changed by the District Officer. The female is required to file for a new Identification Card within 60 days. A service fee of 10 baht is required. If the marriage is registered elsewhere, the female is required to contact the local District Office to change her name and last name, as well as filing for a new Identification Card.

4. If both parties are unable to file for marriage at any District Office of Minor District Office, the couple can submit a request to the Registrar to register their marriage at any location under the supervision of that District Office. The parties filing for marriage are required to provide transportation for the Registrar. A service fee of 200 baht is required.

http://www.dopa.go.th/English/servi/marry.htm

[true blue]

needs id card, and house book,or photo stat copy of house book will suffice.