Marriage and baby

[saxxer]

I just got married with a Thai woman in Holland.

I like to know if our marriage status is also valid in Thailand.

Do i have to register it and if 'yes' where?

Same question is about the baby. Do i have to register our baby also for Thai law?

I hope someone can give me some answers of point me an internetadress where i can find information about this

Kind regards,

Saxxer

[dr_Pat_Pong]

Contact the Thai Embassy in Holland ...they can provide all the advice you need and enable you to register the birth of the child

[george]

Their website ssems to be down, but here is the contact info:

Royal Thai Embassy

Laan Copes van Cattenburch 123,

2585 EZ,

The Hague

                                                                            Consular Section Tel. (31-70) 345-0632, 345-2088

Fax: (31-70) 345-1929

E-mail : [email protected]

Website : http://www.thiways.com/embassy/nl

Tel. (31-70) 345-2088, 361-7955

Fax: (31-70) 360-8743

[Rinrada]

I got married to my Thai wife here in London 2 years ago and no problem.She nows has an indefinate UK visa and a 1 year EC Shengen Visa,works locally and pays taxes.She will probabally get her UK passport in 2 years time.We usually go to Bangkok 2-3 times a year where we both have our own house,business,and various plots of land around the country. (she) I have a condo in Teparak...Mai Peng..In Thai..Phut Cha-Cha...and dont worry. ::

[george]

To register your marriage in Thailand,please follow this link:

http://www.thaivisa.com/305.0.html

[The Gentleman Scamp]

I'd love to get married one day and have two children and a cat.

[rod_kalashnikov]

 

[Harry Palmer]

just be careful in your selection of a partner...

A Thai man who masqueraded as a woman to wed a German man has failed to get the marriage annulled, and now seems saddled with his husband.

         

A German court dismissed the Thai's request for an annulment because same-sex marriages are not recognized in Germany, and therefore cannot be reversed.

       

"I don't know why they got married, whether it was love or the desire for a residence permit," said Ulrich Skwirblies, a spokesman for the court in the western town of Celle.

         

The 42-year-old Thai married the man in Denmark under a false name in 1994 and was later granted German residency.