30/03/2024
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Getting married in Thailand can be a beautiful and memorable experience. Here's a general overview of the process:
Eligibility Requirements
Both parties must be at least 18 years old and of sound mind.
Neither party can already be married.
If either party has been married before, they must provide proof that the previous marriage has ended (e.g., divorce decree or death certificate).
Documents Required
Valid passport for both parties
Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage (CNI) from your home country embassy or consulate in Thailand. This document proves that you are free to marry.
Documentary evidence of your domicile in Thailand (e.g., apartment lease agreement or utility bill)
Two passport-sized photographs of the couple
Steps Involved
Notice of Intention to Marry: File a Notice of Intention to Marry with the district office (Amphoe) where you plan to register your marriage.
This notice must be filed at least 30 days before your wedding ceremony.
Document Translation and Verification: Have all necessary documents translated into Thai by a certified translator and verified by the embassy or consulate of your home country in Thailand.
Marriage Ceremony: You can have a religious or civil ceremony in Thailand. If you choose to have a religious ceremony, you will also need to register your marriage with the district office afterwards.
Registration of Marriage: Register your marriage with the district office where you filed the Notice of Intention to Marry. The district registrar will issue you a marriage certificate.
Here are some additional tips for getting married in Thailand:
Start planning your wedding well in advance, especially if you are coming from abroad.
Be sure to research the visa requirements for your fiance(e) if they are not a Thai citizen.
Consider hiring a wedding planner to help you with the logistics of your wedding.
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