Thai Embassy in France

Tracey Brown February 15, 2013 Thai Consulate

Thai EmbassyThe Thai Embassy in France is located in the city of Paris. The embassy can issue you a retirement visa if you are looking at retirement in Thailand or a tourist visa if you wish to tour Thailand. You can also apply for a marriage visa if you are married to a Thai. Speak to the staff at the Thai Embassy in Paris if you are not sure as to which visa to obtain.

Thai Embassy in France

If you are a Thai citizen you can also apply for a new Thai passport in Paris or register your marriage or child born in France. The contact details for the embassy and a map to the Thai embassy in France is listed below with their office hours.

 

Embassy of Thailand in Paris

 

Thai Embassy in France

 

Thai Embassy in France
8, rue Greuze 75116 Paris
Phone: 01 56 26 50 50
Fax: 01 56 26 04 45
Visa : visa.par@mfa.go.th
Passport : passport.par@mfa.go.th
Identity card (Carte d'identité): idcard.par@mfa.go.th
Civil Registration (État civil): civil.par@mfa.go.th
Legalization (Légalisation) : legal.par@mfa.go.th
Thai people in distress : consular.par@mfa.go.th
Contact for other inquiries : contact.par@mfa.go.th
--- Monaco (Principaute de Monaco)
Consulat Honoraire de Thaïlande à Monaco (consular district covering the Principality of Monaco)
Etude Maitre Régis Bergonzi
37, boulevard des Moulins
MC 98000 MONACO
Tel: +377 93 30 83 38
E-mail: contact@thaiconsulate.mc
(Pre-appointment only)
Consul Honoraire: Monsieur Régis BERGONZI
--- Marseille (Marseille)
Consulat Honoraire de Thaïlande à Marseille (consular district covering Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur)
Immeuble World Trade Center
2, rue Henri BARBUSSE
13001 Marseille
Tel: 07 8367 1684
Email: consulat.thai.marseille@gmail.com
(Pre-appointment only)
Consul Honoraire: Monsieur Olivier VAN DE WINKEL

 

Consular office hours

Monday – Wednesday from 10.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 16.00
Thursday from 10.00 – 12.00
Friday from 10.00 – 12.00 and 14.00 – 16.00

*** Except public holidays ***

However, please study the relevant information and documents on the left-hand sidebar. And make an appointment in advance via website / email as follows

(1) General passport (valid for 5 or 10 years), make an appointment in advance via the website. https://thaiembassyparis.setmore.com/passport

(2) Emergency Travel Document (valid for 2 months) or Emergency Passport (valid for 1 year) Make an appointment in advance by email. passport.par@mfa.go.th

(3) Thai ID card Make an appointment in advance via the website. https://thaiembassyparis.setmore.com/id-card

(4) Legalization/certification of documents, make an appointment in advance via the website.  https://thaiembassyparis.setmore.com/legalization

(5) Civil registration , make an appointment in advance by email civil.par@mfa.go.th

(6) Apply for a visa and receive an application online via the website. https://www.thaievisa.go.th/

 

 

Requesting a new Thai ID card

 

  1. If the original card has expired, the required documentation includes:
  • Original expired ID card
  • Current passport
  • Proof of residence in France, Algeria, and Monaco, such as a French residence card (titre de séjour) or a utility bill, etc.

Note: It is possible to request a new card 60 days before the expiration date.

  1. In case the original card is lost or destroyed, the required documentation includes:
  • Current passport
  • Proof of residence in France, Algeria, and Monaco, such as a French residence card (titre de séjour) or a utility bill, etc.
  • Fee of 5 euros
  1. If both the original card and passport are lost or stolen, the required documentation includes:
  • A copy of the original ID card, if available
  • A copy of the passport, if available, along with a lost/stolen passport report from the French police
  • Copy of Thai house registration
  • Proof of residence in France, Algeria, and Monaco, such as a French residence card (titre de séjour) or a utility bill, etc.
  • Fee of 5 euros

 

 

Thai ID card replacement 

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If the original ID card is damaged and shows an error message, the following documents are required:

  • Original ID card
  • Current passport
  • Proof of residence in France Algeria and Monaco, such as a French residence card (titre de séjour) or a bill for water and electricity bills, etc.
  • Fee of 5 euros

On the other hand, if there is a name change, last name change, or both first name and last name change, the following documents are necessary:

  • Original ID card
  • Current passport
  • Evidence of name change or change the last name or change both the first name and the last name
  • Proof of residence in France Algeria and Monaco, such as a French residence card (titre de séjour) or a bill for water and electricity bills, etc.
  • Fee of 5 euros (Note: In case of changing the English spelling or changing the title, no fee is charged)

If the new address needs to be updated, based on the evidence of the house registration in Thailand, and the original card has not expired, the following documents are needed:

  • Original ID card
  • Current passport
  • A copy of the house registration showing the new address
  • Proof of residence in France Algeria and Monaco, such as a French residence card (titre de séjour) or a bill for water and electricity bills, etc.
  • Fee of 5 euros

 

 

Birth notification

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The Royal Thai Embassy in Paris is responsible for birth registration and issuance of Thai birth certificates for children born in France, the Principality of Monaco, and Algeria to Thai parents or a Thai mother and a foreign father, or from the marriage of a Thai father and a foreign mother (registered).

Additionally, children born from a Thai father to a foreign mother who have proven the paternity relationship (e.g. DNA test results) can also apply for registration. Thai nationality fathers or mothers must apply in person and schedule an appointment for filing the petition about two weeks in advance by sending an email to civil.par@mfa.go.th with their name, their child’s name (Thai and English), and their phone number.

For mothers with Thai nationality and a foreign father, who want to register a child born before February 26, 1992, a form of interrogation record must be downloaded to request the issuance of a birth certificate. The mother must complete the details in the interrogation record and provide supporting evidence when applying.

If the child has a common surname, the parents must agree on whether to report the birth of the child to the Thai authorities by using the surname of the father or mother since Thai law does not allow children to use the common family name of their parents. The record form on the use of the child’s last name should be downloaded and filled out, and both parents must sign the record in front of the embassy staff manually.

Please note that the embassy will only process the petition after reviewing all required documentation and receiving the applicable fee.

Supporting Documents

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To apply for registration of birth, certain documents are required. These include the original and complete birth certificate issued by the local authorities of the country of birth (Copie Intégrale d’Acte de Naissance), and an official French family book (Livret de Famille) in case one of the parents has French citizenship. Additionally, if the parents registered their marriage in France, a copy of the marriage certificate is required.

If the parents registered their marriage under Thai law, a Thai marriage certificate along with a copy is needed. A family status registration (marriage) is required if reporting a foreign marriage to the Thai authorities, together with a copy.

Moreover, a valid Thai passport of a Thai father or/and a Thai mother, together with a copy, and a valid Thai ID card for the father or/and the mother are necessary. The passport or valid ID card of the foreign father or foreign mother, together with a copy, must also be provided.

The child’s health booklet with a copy of the pages providing information about the child at birth is also required, along with 1 ID-sized photograph of the child. Finally, an envelope Lettre Suivie – Prêt-à-poster, weight 100 grams, is required in case of receiving a birth certificate by mail.

 

Record Surname for Child

Birth Certificate Form

Record Thai nationality

 

 

Marriage Registration

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When both spouses have Thai nationality, their marriage registration at the Thai Embassy in Paris will be valid under Thai law. However, if one spouse is not a Thai national, local regulations in France, Monaco, or Algeria do not accept marriage registration at the Embassy, and it does not have full effect under the law of that locality. Therefore, the marriage registration application should be filed directly with the local authorities.

In the case of a couple where one party is of foreign nationality, after registering the marriage with the local authorities, if they wish to have full effect under Thai law as well, they can bring the local official’s marriage certificate together with a translation signed by an official from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and certified by the embassy.

To apply for the legalization of documents, click here. To apply for family status registration at the registry office in Thailand, please submit the request together with copies of supporting documents in advance in person or by post at the Consular Section of the Royal Thai Embassy to make the next appointment.

On the day of marriage registration, spouses must bring two witnesses. See also the Thai Consulate in Chennai as well as the Thai Visa Forms on here.

 

Supporting Documents

 

To apply for marriage registration, the following documents are required:

  • Application for marriage registration
  • Record of marriage investigation
  • Memorandum of agreement on the use of a family name after marriage

In addition to the forms, the following documents are required for both spouses:

  • Valid Thai passports, together with a copy
  • Valid Thai ID cards, together with a copy
  • Original certificate of celibacy issued by the Thai registry office, not older than 6 months
  • Divorce certificate (in the case of previously married and divorced) with a copy
  • Child’s civil registration document (in the case of joint children) with copies such as birth certificates, passports, ID cards, and house registration

Two witnesses are also required to provide their valid Thai passports and Thai identity cards that are valid.

 

Application for marriage registration

Record of marriage investigation

 Memorandum of agreement on the use of a family name after marriage

 

See also the Thai Embassy in Argentina and the Thai Consulate in New South Wales.

 

 

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