ok now i get it,can it be legalized via the post or email??
have seen a few posts about this but not sure
thanks

ok now i get it,can it be legalized via the post or email??
have seen a few posts about this but not sure
thanks
Cannot be done by post.
Does your wife have any friends in Bangers ?
I just got someone to go down there for me
It is very simple indeed but well, so is divorce.
When you go to the amphur to get married, you will meet quite a few people who get divorced.
When I got married, there was a girl there with a farang and they were also getting married.
And the guy registering the marriage told us, well, she was here this morning divorcing her farang husband.It was not a joke.
So we asked her, thinking itwas a joke (well, like if a Thai public servant could make such joke, stupid me...)
Discussion is an exchange of knowledge, argument is an exchange of ignorance
My divorce was lovely. No bad stuff at all. Seriously.Originally Posted by Thetyim
Are you sure ?Originally Posted by Bluecat
It is illegal for a thai woman to remarry within 9 months of a divorce without a medical examination. The officier should be aware of this

good idea,so i can ems papers to friend the nget them to get it rubber stamped and back to me,alot easier than going there cheers

Actually, this thread is useful for me too as I'll be getting officially married around new year.
Been with the missus 10 years now. Had the Thai ceremony about 4 years ago.
Reason I'm going to do it officially is two-fold.
1. In case I suddenly die (I ride a Honda Wave in Phuket) it makes a will more secure.
2. Even though I am "married" I'm getting none of the official benefits, like the one year visa, if I so choose.
Phuket - Veni Vidi Veni
Actually I had never given this a thought before but it is a pretty stupid law.Originally Posted by Bluecat
If she is pregnant by her new husband then she cannot divorce her old husband. Would be better to let the officier use his discretion
Its a Peace of pissOriginally Posted by robd
Pun intended?Originally Posted by daveboy


Thanks to all,especially Thetyim, i am now a happily married man!
It was very easy. Go t oconsulate,give them form,get a few businesscards of translation servies etc few calls later ,few days later i have paper work back.
3600 from embassy,2000 for translation,paper to and back from BKK delived to my door! 45 bht for marraige cert at local tambon office!!
Thanks all again
now to buy land and set up company!! more questions coming!!

Divorce is even easier if the pair of you agree the settlement.Originally Posted by Ivor Biggun
Done and dusted in under an hour. Only have to go to the Amphur.
Had to go through a bunch of crap. A whole lot of nonsense I tell you!
Then once we were married (legally in Thailand), they wanted me to go to my embassy and get an affidavit showing me as single again so I could get my married VISA. I told them I would not swear I was single on any affidavit becasue I am now married!!!! Then they wanted pics of our Thai party and we did not have a Thai party. They said it was a big problem and we needed to go and have a Thai party and have pics taken.
The rule saiys that they want pics of your house. Make sure you take pics with you in the pics and in every room of your house. Hong nam pics needed with you on the crapper???? They wish!! In one pic I am flipping the camera the bird. When I turned in that pic they did not even notice!!!!
After giving the immigration officer a serious verbal beating, they issued me my 1 year VISA.
Heres to you Thai immigration!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

iam happily married and aim to stay that way!!
questions are on the very difficult subject of starting a company/business, seems to be mine field!
I'm currently doing a French divorce (involving a French-Thai couple).
All I can say is: never marry a bloody Frenchman.

Only problem I had was my local amphur were twats and wouldn't do the deed.Told me that I could only getmarried inBKK even though we had the papers.
Went to the next AMphur where they were more than happy to oblige and called up a boss somewhere and told them what happened at my amphur.
Hi guys,ive been told once i get my (affirmation to marry) back i can then leave it with one of the many translators to be translated into thai and they will take it to the Thai foreign affairs building for me then collect it and post it to me in udon for a very reasonable fee,anyone heard of this or had a recent experience,i know money talks in thailand and you can more or less get anything you want but the service offered was very reasonable and not as much running round to do ?anyone got recent info on this ...cheers
You can do it all in one day:
1) Print out the form from the Embassy website, and rewrite it with your details.
2) Get to the British embassy in Bkk by 8am (don't forget to take your passport); Once you hand in the docs (and pay 3250 baht), you'll wait about 20 minutes for it to be returned; out of there by 9am. (You must go in the morning, not open for this service in the afternoon)
3) Go across the road to Waveplace for the translation (1st floor); 40 minutes, 350 baht (don't forget to get a couple of copies of each document from the ground floor copy shop); not 10 am yet....
4) Go out the front to the main road, grab a taxi, ask them to take the expressway to the government complex at Changwattana; you'll be there by 11 (maybe 10:40 if all is going well).
5) Hope it's not too busy cause to get it that day you need to hand in the original doc from te British embassy and the translation by 12; collect by 2 to 2:30 (costs 400 baht for same day service; 200 baht for a later day collection).
6) Get a move on to the district office at Laksi (don't forget your 2 witnesses); get there before 3pm and you should be okay.
There, all done in 1 day.![]()
Last edited by Bettyboo; 29-11-2011 at 09:04 PM.
Cycling should be banned!!!
Or get one of the touts to do most of it for you.
^ so, I says to the tout: "How much?"
Tout says: "2000 baht. Then you don't have the hassle of going..."
Me says: "Pood len, chaimai??? I can send it via the post office for a couple of hundred baht (so the missus says, but not sure if this is actually correct info...).
The touts can do the translation of the embassy document and take it to Changwattana, then return it to you done (them; the original and the translation); normal cost is 200 baht for next day or 400 baht for same day - say 200 baht each way for the taxis, total cost: translation 350, taxi, 400, same day service 400, total 1150. You save 850 which is worth saving, imho - then again I have friends in Laksi, so I visit them while I'm there...![]()
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