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Mentioned this in a previous thread, but thought I would start a new topic.

Is anybody aware of a new regulation for foreigners living in Thailand .. That you now have to have a copy of your passport authenticated by your Embassey/Counsel .. then translated into Thai and vefiried by the Thai MFA before you can marry ?? I had never heard of this before, but it seems that all (most) of the Amphurs in BK now require this for foreigners marrying in BKK.

Please note this is for a foreigner marrying an Asian non-Thai .. not marrying a Thai .. any feedback/experiences appreciated !!

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Refer to your consulate/embassy website in Bangkok they should have whats required...


http://www.siam-legal.com/Thailand_Service/thailand-marriage-uk.php

Preparation of the Affirmation of Freedom to Marry

  • Retype the affirmation including your details on one page in the same format as the attached sample.

    There is a charge of 2,400 Baht per affirmation. This service is only available for British nationals.


Bring with you your passport, as

  • proof of identity, and any evidence that any previous marriages have
    been dissolved/terminated. Copies will not be accepted under any
    circumstances.

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