I'm looking for an official translator to translate some Thai documents for a Schengen visa.

 

I know there used to be one somewhere along Bangrak beach road on the left, heading from Choengmon to Fisherman's village, but I'm not quite sure where it was exactly. I recall there was a sign, but cannot find it anymore. Somewhere past Orgasmic restaurant I think.

 

Does anyone know if it is still there? or Where it might have moved to? Or know of another one please?

 

TIA

http://www.liz-luxen.com/

Been here for years.

 

Edited April 15, 20197 yr by Tmoney

Google translate?

3 hours ago, BigC said:

Google translate?

No good. The translations have to be done by a certified translator. I will try suggestion from previous poster.

 

Thanks anyway.

Jirabhorn N. <[email protected]> 

Office next to Bangkok Bank Town Centre - Sribinacha

Court Approved translator

Hi phetphet,

I believe that office is closed. Sorry I can't be more helpful. I may be able to help when I get back to Samui in a month or so.

Kind regards,

SamuiGeezer

Edited April 17, 20197 yr by SamuiGeezer

On 4/16/2019 at 7:45 PM, phetphet said:

No good. The translations have to be done by a certified translator. I will try suggestion from previous poster.

 

Thanks anyway.

There is no such thing as a "certified translator" in Thailand. Many people wrongly think that if a shop has a stamp, they are somehow certified. NO certifying body in Thailand.

 

I have done translations myself, and just signed the form with my name and phone number.

 

 

On 4/24/2019 at 11:20 AM, Neeranam said:

There is no such thing as a "certified translator" in Thailand. Many people wrongly think that if a shop has a stamp, they are somehow certified. NO certifying body in Thailand.

 

I have done translations myself, and just signed the form with my name and phone number.

 

 

Actually the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has a list of certified translators. 

If you're not on the list, no MFA stamp. 

31 minutes ago, PoorSucker said:

Actually the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has a list of certified translators. 

If you're not on the list, no MFA stamp. 

Recommended, not certified. As said previously, there is no certification body in Thailand.

43 minutes ago, PoorSucker said:

Actually the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has a list of certified translators. 

If you're not on the list, no MFA stamp. 

Hi PoorSucker.  Do you have a link to that list? I have looked, and am still looking, but can't find it.

 

TIA

 

 

1 hour ago, phetphet said:

Hi PoorSucker.  Do you have a link to that list? I have looked, and am still looking, but can't find it.

 

TIA

 

 

Sorry no, it would be in Thai anyway. 

I used the translator near orgasmic before and he fixed the MFA stamp. 

View coming from fishermans village.