Thai Marriage Registration
When it comes to getting married in Thailand, there are specific rules and procedures that must be followed. Whether you are a Thai national or a foreigner, understanding the requirements for marriage registration is essential. Here are some key points to keep in mind:
Eligibility for Marriage
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Both parties must be at least 17 years old or of marriageable age according to their home country’s laws.
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Neither party should be considered insane or incompetent.
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The couple should not be closely related by blood, such as direct ascendants or descendants, full or half siblings, or have the same adoptive parents.
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Neither party should already be married at the time of the marriage ceremony.
Required Documents for Foreigners
If you are a foreigner looking to get married in Thailand, you will need to provide the following documents:
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A copy of your passport and arrival card.
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An affidavit regarding your marital status from your embassy.
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Translated copies of all affidavits into Thai, certified by an approved Foreign Ministry Translator.
Tips for Marriage Registration
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Both parties must publicly declare their consent to marry before the registrar.
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The marriage registration can be filed at any District Office or Minor District Office in Thailand.
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If filing at the female’s birthplace, her title may be changed on the House Registration Certificate.
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If unable to file at a District Office, a request can be submitted to register the marriage at a different location under their supervision.
Need Help with Marriage Registration?
If you need assistance with legally registering your marriage in Thailand, contact My Thai Love for expert advice and support. Our team can help guide you through the process and ensure that your marriage is registered correctly.
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