anchor.diff:  
   This costs <%= format_money calculator.consular_fee(:affidavit_or_affirmation_for_marriage) %> per person. You can pay in the [local currency](/government/publications/thailand-consular-fees) with cash or card.
   
  -s1. Download an [affirmation](/government/publications/information-for-british-nationals-intending-to-marry-in-thailand).
  -s2. Print it out but don’t sign it - you’ll need to sign it at the embassy.
  +s1. Download an [application pack](/government/publications/information-for-british-nationals-intending-to-marry-in-thailand).
  +s2. Print it out but do not sign the affirmation - you’ll need to sign it at the embassy.
   s3. [Make an appointment at the embassy in Bangkok](https://www.consular-appointments.service.gov.uk/fco/#!/british-embassy-bangkok/oaths-affirmations-and-affidavits-2/slot_picker) to swear your affirmation.
   
   ^Your partner will also need to swear an affirmation if they’re British. If they’re not, they might need an equivalent document.^
  
positive.code: You’ll need to bring:
  
  - your passport
  - your affirmation
  - evidence if you’ve changed your name by deed poll
  
  If you’ve been married or in a civil partnership before, you’ll also need:
  
negative.code: ## Before you start
  
  Contact the local district office (‘amphur’) where you want to get married to find out about local marriage laws, including what documents you’ll need.
  
  In most provinces you’ll need a certified copy of your passport to get married.
  
  ## Prove you’re free to get married
  
  