First, we will verify and endorse your marital status with a visit to your country’s embassy. (every embassy has its own form for this regulations.)

Our representative will help you arrange the meeting. You will need to take your passports and two photocopies of the passport pages that have your photo as well as 2 photographs.

You should arrive in Bangkok at least 2 to 3 days prior to your planned wedding, this will give our staff enough time to process the documents and translation. if neither of you has been widowed or divorced, no other documents from you embassy will be required, however if either of you has been previously married, you will need to supply our Bangkok representative those documents assessing to that fact. If you like to get visit to the embassy on the day of your arrival make sure that day is not a Thai holiday or your country’s holiday. (All embassies are close during holidays).

Our representative will either meet you at your hotel in Bangkok to pick up your sworn statements which have been endorsed and stamped by your embassy’s consular, or you can sign power of attorney allowing us to pick the documents for you.( The reason is based on your nationality). The embassy can take up 1-2 days to process your documents and this allows you to continue your holiday immediately.

Our representative will have the documents officially translated as required by the law, and will then take them to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bangkok for endorsement. (This will only take 1 day to proceed)

The completed documents are sent by one day express courier to our office in Phuket. Once we have received the documents in our office, we will take them to the District Official and it will only take 1 day for them to check for accuracy.

Finally, we arrange the District Official to be present at your ceremony, where he will ask you to state your names and professions and 1 or 2 other simple questions. He or She will then present you with marriage certificate. After you sign this, you are officially married as required by Thai law. To ensure your marriage is officially recognized in your own country, it is also good idea for us to have the marriage certificate translated into English. Once the legal requirements are met, you can then decide what type of ceremony you would like to celebrate.

The following is a list Things the couple must prepare for legal marriage.
1. Passports
2. Certified letter or documents from your embassy indicating you wish to get married in Thailand with your personal details (name and address, parent’s names and nationality).
3. Divorce document if married before.
4. All documents should be translated to Thai language.
5. All documents should be endorsed by the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs

CURRENT EMBASSY FEES (to be paid by client directly) for lodging the affidavit to marry which will vary depending on your nationality;
• British National – THB 3,600 per affidavit
• Australian National – THB 630 per affidavit
• New Zealand National – THB 850 per affidavit
• American National – USD $30 per affidavit
• Canadian National- CAD $50
• Malaysian National- THB 200
• Irish National- THB 1,160

Package Cost : 45,500 THB

Thailand Legal Marriage Package Include :

(Accepted the Embassy fee will not included in the package)
– Our legal representative in Bangkok fee.
– Official translate to Thai of the embassy statements.
– Round trip transfer from hotel to embassy.
– Affirmation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bangkok.
– Submit the documents to the registrar office.
– Registrar at the location on the wedding day.
– Witness
– Official registration fee

After signed a marriage certificate:

– Official translation from Thai to English language of the wedding certificate and registration.
– Affirmation by Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bangkok ( take approx 3 days to proceed )
– Post the document to your home address or drop off at your hotel.