Who to marry a Thai person

[karl4110]

I have never been married in my life

But I intend to get married to a Thai lady

I need some advice if possible I'm not looking for a mat age visa

I just need to know what I need in order to marry this long term gf

Or what documents I need as I have never been married before can anyone help thanks

Kgb

[Blackfox]

Do a search mate. You'll get all the information you'll ever need.

[karl4110]

Do a search mate. You'll get all the information you'll ever need.

Cheers buddy thanks so much for the help

[Thanyaburi Mac]

You don't mention your nationality, but the process is basically the same for all. Below the info from the U.S. embssy.

Mac

http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/service/marriage.html

MARRIAGE

A legal marriage in Thailand consists of both parties registering their marriage in person with the local Thai Amphur (Civil Registry Office). The United States does recognize the validity of such a marriage. For American citizens marrying either Thai citizens or another American citizen, the procedure is the same. For Americans marrying a third-country national, their prospective spouse must also follow a similar procedure with their own embassy.

Procedure

Complete an affidavit at the U.S. Embassy. The affidavit form, available in our office or you may download a copy of the form here (PDF 42KB), includes all of the information required by relevant Thai law. The form must be completed and notarized at the Embassy. The notarial fee is $50 per seal. Make an appointment for a notary service.

Have the notarized affidavit translated. List of translators in the Bangkok area (PDF 50KB).

Take the affidavit and translation to:

Legalization Division

Department of Consular Affairs

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

3rd Floor, 123 Chaeng Wattana Road

Tung Song Hong, Laksi District, Bangkok

Tel: 02-575-1057-8, Fax: 02-575-1054

NOTE: this office is located in a northern suburb of Bangkok, approximately 30 minutes’ drive from the Embassy.

Take the affidavit and supporting documents to a local Amphur and register yourselves as married. The Amphur will also require the following documents:

Your U.S. passport;

Identification for the other party, such as a Thai citizen's identification card; If either party is under the age of twenty, written permission from the parents with Thai translation);

If either you or your fiance have been previously married the Amphur will want to see proof that prior marriages have been terminated. Divorce or death certificates should suffice. These documents, if available, should be translated into Thai prior to presentation at the Amphur.

The Amphur’s office will provide a marriage certificate. Have the marriage certificate translated and take it for legalization at:

Legalization Division

Department of Consular Affairs

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

3rd Floor, 123 Chaeng Wattana Road

Tung Song Hong, Laksi District, Bangkok

Tel: 02-575-1057-8, Fax: 02-575-1054

Bring the legalized marriage certificate to the Embassy for authentication. Make an appointment for a notarial to authenticate the marriage certificate. The notarial fee is $50 per

seal.

This last step is important if you wish to register your marriage in the United States.

NOTE: The U.S. Embassy DOES NOT register marriages and neither do we keep copies of individuals’ marriage certificates. To register your marriage in the United States, you need to contact the office of the Attorney General of your state of residence in the United States.

[metisdead]

Moved to the marriage forum.

[jadee]

Hi, what's your nationality? Others can help more if they know where you come from as it varies slightly.

[VIPinthailand]

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