Core district documents
Passport, embassy affirmation of freedom to marry, and a certified translation.
Marrying a foreigner at a Thai district office usually requires an embassy affirmation of freedom to marry, translated into Thai and certified by the Department of Consular Affairs. District offices do not usually require a police certificate, but later spouse visas often do.

Marrying a foreigner at a Thai district office usually requires an embassy affirmation of freedom to marry, translated into Thai and certified by the Department of Consular Affairs. District offices do not usually require a police certificate, but later spouse visas often do.
This page explains plainly where a police certificate fits. General information only; agency requirements may change, so check the latest notice before filing.
Passport, embassy affirmation of freedom to marry, and a certified translation.
A Non-Immigrant O visa from abroad to join a Thai spouse, or a destination-country spouse visa, often requires one.
Embassies issue affirmations differently; some need appointments.
Translated names must match the passport to avoid later problems.
The marriage certificate may need translation and certification for use abroad.
Checking a partner's record requires that person's consent.




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