Thai Consulate in Thailand?

A lil bit of our background
I'm a Malaysian guy and plan get married to a Thai girl which has been working in Malaysia for the past 3 years in a MNC in KL. We were nvr married and this will be our first time getting married, so the journey to get our marriage registered  with JPN has been one hell of an "amazing race" challenge. The guides u find on  the internet are mainly incomplete and some not relevant anymore. We advise couples to do the below procedures together as it will make your relationship stronger (don't say we didn't warned u) LOL
So to help those who are in the same boat as us, here goes our step by step guide:
A) Thai Embassy, Malaysia & Thai Consulate, Thailand
1. Make your way to the Thai Embassy in Jln Ampang, KL to collect the necessary marriage forms. Filled it up and send it back to her parents/ guardian back in Thailand to get it stamp (400 baht x 4 stamp= 1600 baht) this will include the marriage forms, single status letter and her birth cert and get it translated into English at the Thai Consulate in Thailand.

2. Her Parents/ guardian to send the original forms back to Malaysia, remember to include her ORIGINAL birth cert (use DHL courier coz safer)

3. Once original forms are back in Malaysia, pls go back to Thai embassy in Malaysia to get it re-stamp again (RM60 x 4 stamp = RM240 cash only)

Congrats for making it this far, u can take some rest to load up on your stamina/ protein for the next part of the amazing race....

B) MOFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Putrajaya
4. Head on to MOFA, Putrajaya and get all your forms stamp (RM60 for 4 stamps).

C) JPN, Putrajaya
5. Once u got the MOFA stamp, make your way to JPN Putrajaya, Level 1 (apparently u can walk in) and let them check all your forms. As for our case, we need an additional "Surat Akuan Bujang" as JPN did not find the word "Single" in her single status form. We were like Wth???!

6. We quickly walked our way (about 1km from JPN) to the most beautiful Mahkamah Persekutuan in Putrajaya to get the Surat Akuan Bujang done with a fee of RM4 Debit Card only.(they don't accept cash or credit card). Staff were very friendly and helpful here.

7. Armed with our Surat Akuan Bujang we marched our way back to JPN Putrajaya and submitted our forms, they will hand u the KC09 form to be fill up on the spot and will check on her Original birth cert. The checking of forms is very thorough here, word by word they go through and once done they will hand u a sealed letter for you to bring to JPN Shah Alam. (The JPN branch to register follows the address on the guys IC).

8. Lunch, we were tooooo hungry by now..... amazing race will continue after this.....

D) JPN, Shah Alam
9. Arrived JPN Shah Alam, Level 6 (apparently u can walk in) and let them check all your forms. All good this round and just need to fill up form KC02. If any of your photocopy documents are not clear, there is a photocopy service at level 2 & 7 of the building.

10. Submitted all our documents and select the nearest date for our ROM. Boom, done!
***Tips to survive the above race:
1. Don't wear heels.
2. Bring water & light snacks.
3. Cover up, no revealing clothes.
4. Smile and be friendly to all officers.

We hope that the above can save u all the time and the hassle of going through all the unclear procedures in getting married to a foreign spouse in Malaysia, we believe some rules will also change from time to time and also depends on the nationality of ones' spouse nevertheless we hope the above could help those in the same boat as us. The above experience was documented on 26 April 2021 just for the record.

Our next amazing race will be the Immigration Dept..... darn! but bring it on.......

Hi, I am going to marry my Thai girifriend as well? May I how do you get all these procedures correctly? Any website can recommend? Seek your kind advise bro...

A lil bit of our background
I'm a Malaysian guy and plan get married to a Thai girl which has been working in Malaysia for the past 3 years in a MNC in KL. We were nvr married and this will be our first time getting married, so the journey to get our marriage registered  with JPN has been one hell of an "amazing race" challenge. The guides u find on  the internet are mainly incomplete and some not relevant anymore. We advise couples to do the below procedures together as it will make your relationship stronger (don't say we didn't warned u) LOL
So to help those who are in the same boat as us, here goes our step by step guide:
A) Thai Embassy, Malaysia & Thai Consulate, Thailand
1. Make your way to the Thai Embassy in Jln Ampang, KL to collect the necessary marriage forms. Filled it up and send it back to her parents/ guardian back in Thailand to get it stamp (400 baht x 4 stamp= 1600 baht) this will include the marriage forms, single status letter and her birth cert and get it translated into English at the Thai Consulate in Thailand.

2. Her Parents/ guardian to send the original forms back to Malaysia, remember to include her ORIGINAL birth cert (use DHL courier coz safer)

3. Once original forms are back in Malaysia, pls go back to Thai embassy in Malaysia to get it re-stamp again (RM60 x 4 stamp = RM240 cash only)

Congrats for making it this far, u can take some rest to load up on your stamina/ protein for the next part of the amazing race....

B) MOFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Putrajaya
4. Head on to MOFA, Putrajaya and get all your forms stamp (RM60 for 4 stamps).

C) JPN, Putrajaya
5. Once u got the MOFA stamp, make your way to JPN Putrajaya, Level 1 (apparently u can walk in) and let them check all your forms. As for our case, we need an additional "Surat Akuan Bujang" as JPN did not find the word "Single" in her single status form. We were like Wth???!

6. We quickly walked our way (about 1km from JPN) to the most beautiful Mahkamah Persekutuan in Putrajaya to get the Surat Akuan Bujang done with a fee of RM4 Debit Card only.(they don't accept cash or credit card). Staff were very friendly and helpful here.

7. Armed with our Surat Akuan Bujang we marched our way back to JPN Putrajaya and submitted our forms, they will hand u the KC09 form to be fill up on the spot and will check on her Original birth cert. The checking of forms is very thorough here, word by word they go through and once done they will hand u a sealed letter for you to bring to JPN Shah Alam. (The JPN branch to register follows the address on the guys IC).

8. Lunch, we were tooooo hungry by now..... amazing race will continue after this.....

D) JPN, Shah Alam
9. Arrived JPN Shah Alam, Level 6 (apparently u can walk in) and let them check all your forms. All good this round and just need to fill up form KC02. If any of your photocopy documents are not clear, there is a photocopy service at level 2 & 7 of the building.

10. Submitted all our documents and select the nearest date for our ROM. Boom, done!
***Tips to survive the above race:
1. Don't wear heels.
2. Bring water & light snacks.
3. Cover up, no revealing clothes.
4. Smile and be friendly to all officers.

We hope that the above can save u all the time and the hassle of going through all the unclear procedures in getting married to a foreign spouse in Malaysia, we believe some rules will also change from time to time and also depends on the nationality of ones' spouse nevertheless we hope the above could help those in the same boat as us. The above experience was documented on 26 April 2021 just for the record.

Our next amazing race will be the Immigration Dept..... darn! but bring it on.......

Is your wife under spouse visa now? Is it difficult to get a spouse visa?

Just started to apply, the procedures r crazy.... also bits n pieces everywhere and diff JIM got diff requirements.... not easy... someone in the JIM forgot that its now the digital era.... things like certified true copy (CTC) from other govt dept like JPN  is not necessary anymore.... they should keep it simple with just 1 clear SOPs....

Not only application, i heard that renewal is also a nightmare. 

A lil bit of our background
I'm a Malaysian guy and plan get married to a Thai girl which has been working in Malaysia for the past 3 years in a MNC in KL. We were nvr married and this will be our first time getting married, so the journey to get our marriage registered  with JPN has been one hell of an "amazing race" challenge. The guides u find on  the internet are mainly incomplete and some not relevant anymore. We advise couples to do the below procedures together as it will make your relationship stronger (don't say we didn't warned u) LOL
So to help those who are in the same boat as us, here goes our step by step guide:
A) Thai Embassy, Malaysia & Thai Consulate, Thailand
1. Make your way to the Thai Embassy in Jln Ampang, KL to collect the necessary marriage forms. Filled it up and send it back to her parents/ guardian back in Thailand to get it stamp (400 baht x 4 stamp= 1600 baht) this will include the marriage forms, single status letter and her birth cert and get it translated into English at the Thai Consulate in Thailand.

2. Her Parents/ guardian to send the original forms back to Malaysia, remember to include her ORIGINAL birth cert (use DHL courier coz safer)

3. Once original forms are back in Malaysia, pls go back to Thai embassy in Malaysia to get it re-stamp again (RM60 x 4 stamp = RM240 cash only)

Congrats for making it this far, u can take some rest to load up on your stamina/ protein for the next part of the amazing race....

B) MOFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Putrajaya
4. Head on to MOFA, Putrajaya and get all your forms stamp (RM60 for 4 stamps).

C) JPN, Putrajaya
5. Once u got the MOFA stamp, make your way to JPN Putrajaya, Level 1 (apparently u can walk in) and let them check all your forms. As for our case, we need an additional "Surat Akuan Bujang" as JPN did not find the word "Single" in her single status form. We were like Wth???!

6. We quickly walked our way (about 1km from JPN) to the most beautiful Mahkamah Persekutuan in Putrajaya to get the Surat Akuan Bujang done with a fee of RM4 Debit Card only.(they don't accept cash or credit card). Staff were very friendly and helpful here.

7. Armed with our Surat Akuan Bujang we marched our way back to JPN Putrajaya and submitted our forms, they will hand u the KC09 form to be fill up on the spot and will check on her Original birth cert. The checking of forms is very thorough here, word by word they go through and once done they will hand u a sealed letter for you to bring to JPN Shah Alam. (The JPN branch to register follows the address on the guys IC).

8. Lunch, we were tooooo hungry by now..... amazing race will continue after this.....

D) JPN, Shah Alam
9. Arrived JPN Shah Alam, Level 6 (apparently u can walk in) and let them check all your forms. All good this round and just need to fill up form KC02. If any of your photocopy documents are not clear, there is a photocopy service at level 2 & 7 of the building.

10. Submitted all our documents and select the nearest date for our ROM. Boom, done!
***Tips to survive the above race:
1. Don't wear heels.
2. Bring water & light snacks.
3. Cover up, no revealing clothes.
4. Smile and be friendly to all officers.

We hope that the above can save u all the time and the hassle of going through all the unclear procedures in getting married to a foreign spouse in Malaysia, we believe some rules will also change from time to time and also depends on the nationality of ones' spouse nevertheless we hope the above could help those in the same boat as us. The above experience was documented on 26 April 2021 just for the record.

Our next amazing race will be the Immigration Dept..... darn! but bring it on.......

Applicable to Indonesian converted from Islam?

A lil bit of our background
I'm a Malaysian guy and plan get married to a Thai girl which has been working in Malaysia for the past 3 years in a MNC in KL. We were nvr married and this will be our first time getting married, so the journey to get our marriage registered  with JPN has been one hell of an "amazing race" challenge. The guides u find on  the internet are mainly incomplete and some not relevant anymore. We advise couples to do the below procedures together as it will make your relationship stronger (don't say we didn't warned u) LOL
So to help those who are in the same boat as us, here goes our step by step guide:
A) Thai Embassy, Malaysia & Thai Consulate, Thailand
1. Make your way to the Thai Embassy in Jln Ampang, KL to collect the necessary marriage forms. Filled it up and send it back to her parents/ guardian back in Thailand to get it stamp (400 baht x 4 stamp= 1600 baht) this will include the marriage forms, single status letter and her birth cert and get it translated into English at the Thai Consulate in Thailand.

2. Her Parents/ guardian to send the original forms back to Malaysia, remember to include her ORIGINAL birth cert (use DHL courier coz safer)

3. Once original forms are back in Malaysia, pls go back to Thai embassy in Malaysia to get it re-stamp again (RM60 x 4 stamp = RM240 cash only)

Congrats for making it this far, u can take some rest to load up on your stamina/ protein for the next part of the amazing race....

B) MOFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Putrajaya
4. Head on to MOFA, Putrajaya and get all your forms stamp (RM60 for 4 stamps).

C) JPN, Putrajaya
5. Once u got the MOFA stamp, make your way to JPN Putrajaya, Level 1 (apparently u can walk in) and let them check all your forms. As for our case, we need an additional "Surat Akuan Bujang" as JPN did not find the word "Single" in her single status form. We were like Wth???!

6. We quickly walked our way (about 1km from JPN) to the most beautiful Mahkamah Persekutuan in Putrajaya to get the Surat Akuan Bujang done with a fee of RM4 Debit Card only.(they don't accept cash or credit card). Staff were very friendly and helpful here.

7. Armed with our Surat Akuan Bujang we marched our way back to JPN Putrajaya and submitted our forms, they will hand u the KC09 form to be fill up on the spot and will check on her Original birth cert. The checking of forms is very thorough here, word by word they go through and once done they will hand u a sealed letter for you to bring to JPN Shah Alam. (The JPN branch to register follows the address on the guys IC).

8. Lunch, we were tooooo hungry by now..... amazing race will continue after this.....

D) JPN, Shah Alam
9. Arrived JPN Shah Alam, Level 6 (apparently u can walk in) and let them check all your forms. All good this round and just need to fill up form KC02. If any of your photocopy documents are not clear, there is a photocopy service at level 2 & 7 of the building.

10. Submitted all our documents and select the nearest date for our ROM. Boom, done!
***Tips to survive the above race:
1. Don't wear heels.
2. Bring water & light snacks.
3. Cover up, no revealing clothes.
4. Smile and be friendly to all officers.

We hope that the above can save u all the time and the hassle of going through all the unclear procedures in getting married to a foreign spouse in Malaysia, we believe some rules will also change from time to time and also depends on the nationality of ones' spouse nevertheless we hope the above could help those in the same boat as us. The above experience was documented on 26 April 2021 just for the record.

Our next amazing race will be the Immigration Dept..... darn! but bring it on.......

When you went to MOFA do both of you have to be present?