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Marriage in Thailand
All Done for You
From your embassy documents and certified Thai translations to registration at the Hua Hin District Office, your status update back home and your spouse visa — we handle every step, without the back-and-forth to Bangkok.
Check Requirements by Nationality Free Consultation- From ฿15,000
- Translation & legalization included
- Free status-update certification
- Same-sex couples welcome
- Clients nationwide
Everything about marrying in Thailand — on one page
Marriage in Thailand in 5 steps
Start at least 3 months before your preferred date — especially if your documents come from your home country.
Freedom to Marry
Get your CNI or Affidavit from your embassy or home country.
We prepare & book itThai Embassy Legalization
Documents issued abroad must first be legalized by the Thai embassy there.
We guide every stepTranslation & MFA
Certified Thai translation, then legalization at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Included in priceRegister in Hua Hin
Both partners attend the Hua Hin District Office — done in one visit.
We come with youCertify for Home
Your Thai marriage certificate certified for your home-country status update.
Free with packageWhere is the foreign partner from?
Choose a country to see the document you need, where to get it, how long it takes and the package price.
Select nationality
Lithuanian, Latvian or Estonian partner?No embassy in Thailand, no problem. We have the contacts to make it happen.
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Marriage in Thailand — All-Inclusive Pricing
Includes embassy fees, certified translation and legalization, Thai government fees and the marriage certificate fee.
Nordics, North America, UK & Oceania
- Embassy document preparation & booking
- Certified translation & MFA legalization
- Government and marriage certificate fees
- We accompany you to the Hua Hin District Office
Western Europe
- Everything in Group A
- More complex legalization handled for you
- Sworn translator coordination
Other nationalities — ask us for a quote.
What you'll need — for both partners
You'll receive a personal checklist after your consultation. These are the basics.
🌍 Foreign partner
- Original passport
- Freedom to marry document (CNI / Affidavit)The name varies by country — see the checker above
- Divorce or death certificate of a previous spouseIf previously married — legalized like the CNI
- Certified Thai translationsWe handle these
- Interpreter at registrationIf you don't speak Thai — we arrange it
Thai partner
- Thai ID card (original)
- House registration book (original)
- Divorce or death certificate of a previous spouseIf previously married
- Name change certificateIf the name has changed
- Two witnesses with IDWe can help arrange
We look after you after you say "I do"
Embassy Legalization
Your Thai marriage certificate translated and legalized so it's recognized in your home country.
- Certified English translation
- MFA legalization
- Embassy submission on your behalf
Change of Marital Status
Update your marital status with the authorities in both countries.
- Thai partner's title and surname update
- Status update in your home country
- Free for marriage package clients
Spouse Visas
Live together in Thailand, or move to your partner's country — we handle both.
- Thai marriage visa (Non-O) for the foreign spouse
- UK, Australia, Schengen, Canada spouse visas
- Priced by destination
Marriage in Thailand — your questions
How far in advance should we start?
At least 3 months. If your embassy in Thailand issues the document, it takes about 1–2 weeks. If it must come from your home country, allow 4–12 weeks.
Do we need to go to Bangkok?
The foreign partner usually needs to visit their embassy in Bangkok in person to sign the freedom-to-marry document. Translation, MFA legalization and registration are handled by us — and you register together in Hua Hin.
Why does Group B cost more?
Countries in Group B have more complex legalization requirements, need sworn translators and involve extra steps in the home country.
I'm divorced. What else do I need?
A legalized divorce certificate, processed the same way as your freedom-to-marry document. Note that under Thai law, a Thai woman whose previous marriage ended must generally wait 310 days before remarrying, unless an exception applies — ask us about your situation.
Is a Thai marriage recognized abroad?
A properly registered Thai marriage is generally recognized internationally once translated and legalized — which is included in our package.
What about the Apostille Convention?
Thailand's membership takes effect on 28 February 2027. After that, documents from member countries may only need an apostille instead of multiple legalization steps. Until then, full legalization is still required — we'll advise the right route for your timing.
What is the marriage booklet?
Every package client receives a free leather-bound marriage booklet engraved with both names — a lovely keepsake of your big day.
Ready to start your life together?
Tell us your nationality and preferred date — we'll plan everything for free, with no obligation.
WhatsApp +66 95 334 2466 LINE @visaluxehuahinVisaLuxe is an independent document consultancy and is not affiliated with any government authority or embassy. Requirements vary by country and may change; we confirm current rules before starting your case.