Legal requirements
Section 1514 requires divorce by mutual consent in writing with at least two witnesses; it takes effect on registration.
An uncontested divorce is registered at a district office: it must be in writing with two witnesses and registered. Both spouses normally attend in person, and property and child arrangements should be agreed in writing.

An uncontested divorce is registered at a district office: it must be in writing with two witnesses and registered. Both spouses normally attend in person, and property and child arrangements should be agreed in writing.
This page explains uncontested divorce for marriages registered in Thailand. General information under Thai law; not legal advice on your situation and no outcome is promised.
Section 1514 requires divorce by mutual consent in writing with at least two witnesses; it takes effect on registration.
Marriage certificate, ID or passports and the divorce agreement. A foreign spouse who does not understand Thai should bring an interpreter.
Cover marital property, land, bank accounts and debts. Land transfers must be registered separately at the land office.
Record who exercises parental power, visitation and child support; if not agreed, the court decides.
If married abroad, check whether the marriage was recorded in Thailand or divorce under that country's law instead.
The record may need translation and legalisation at the Department of Consular Affairs and embassy.




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