In Thailand, a marriage can end through death, a court-ordered divorce, or by mutual consent registered at the local district office (Amphur). When both spouses agree to separate, they may file for an administrative or uncontested divorce directly with the Registrar, a process that’s generally faster and less costly than going through the courts.
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Court proceedings often require hiring a lawyer, can take months to resolve, and come with significantly higher expenses. If at all possible, aim for an uncontested divorce at the district office (Amphur). It’s faster, far less expensive, and avoids the uncertainty and frustration of Thai court proceedings. With a clear divorce agreement in place, you can end the marriage respectfully, legally, and with far less emotional toll. Reaching an agreement may require compromise, sometimes even offering more than you'd hoped, but if it avoids court, legal fees, delays, and long-term stress, it's often the smarter choice. If there’s any chance your spouse will agree, do it. Settle it, sign it, and move on with peace of mind.
New to Thai family law? Read our guide to the legal grounds for divorce in Thailand before you file.
Divorce Type | Where | Lawyer Required | Legal Basis |
---|---|---|---|
Mutual Consent | District Office | Optional | Agreement + Amphur registration |
Contested (Fault‑based) | Court | Mandatory | Section 1516 |
This bilingual Thai-English divorce agreement template is tailored for couples pursuing an uncontested divorce, where both husband and wife agree to end the marriage and wish to clearly document the terms of their separation under Thai law.
Whether you're discussing division of assets, child custody, or financial support, this template provides a structured outline for the key topics to address. It serves both as a negotiation tool and as the final written agreement to present at the district office.
Prepare properly before filing. Download our easy-to-use, legally-informed template today to ensure your mutual divorce is smooth, fair, and recognized under Thai law.
This bilingual divorce agreement template helps foreign-Thai couples navigate a smooth, legally recognized separation in Thailand. Avoid court procedures and simplify the process. Download the template now and take the next step with confidence.
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