23 comments on “Amphur Offices in Bangkok”

1. Please can you tell me if your have registered the last will and testament of John Charles Sylvester who has passed away in Cambodia, on July 6th. I understand that he had a will dated 2009, is there another more recent. If you can let me know I can then pass it on to the British Embassy.

   Kind Regards,
   Simon

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   1. Unfortunately, we would not be able to determine whether or not the deceased has an updated will. You will have to check with his lawyers about such records.

2. My ex lives in Prawes district. Could you please tell me the address and phone number of that office?
   kob khun krub

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   1. Please clarify which office your are pertaining to so that we could assist you.

3. Does an Amphur Office still exist in the Khlong San district of Bangkok? If so, can you send me an email address and name of an officer or point of contact so I can further gather some important marriage and divorce documents concerning my ex-wife and I. Your assistance is much appreciated.

   Very respectfully,
   J. D. Eisenberg
   Chonburi

   Reply

   1. ​Kindly refer below to the details of the Khlong San District office.

      Khlong San District Office
      861 Lat Ya Rd., Khlong San, Khlong San, Bangkok, 10600
      Telephone: 0 2437 5279, 0 2437 5519, 0 2437 5354
      Fax: 0 2439 3558 or 0 2437 5279 extension 5095
      E-Mail: [email protected]

4. Thanks again! :)

   Reply

   1. You are welcome, Jonathan!

5. Hi I'm looking to get married to my Thai girlfriend in Bangkok at xmas time. Could you simplify the process on what I need before hand and where I need to go and do I need to make appointment or can turn up.

   The simpler you explain it the better for me.

   I reside in Sukhumvit soi 11 when I stay in Bangkok so nearest to there would be great. I'm UK national.

   Reply

   1. The marriage registration procedure is as follows.

      1. You need to obtain an Affidavit of Freedom to Marry from the UK Embassy in Bangkok. You will also need to have a copy of your passport certified by the embassy.
      • If you have been divorced or if your spouse has passed, you need to present your original divorce decree or the original death certificate of your spouse.
      2. The affidavit must be translated to Thai and legalized at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bangkok.
      3. Once you have obtained the legalized documents, you can proceed to one of the district offices in Bangkok to register your marriage. You don't need to set an appointment to register.

      Please note that recently, some immigration offices no longer accept foreign nationals who wish to register their marriage in Thailand. It is recommended that you request your partner to check with a local district office if they accept UK nationals who wish to register their marriage with a Thai national.

      Your contact information has also been forwarded to personnel who may be able to assist you with the process. Kindly await an email.