Agents in Thailand (likely Bangkok) that do police checks

[AlphaCanadian]

I've used agents in other countries that I have lived in in order to obtain police checks.

 

My experience is that the extra money is worth it (it saves a great deal of time).

 

Any suggestions of reliable agents (for this purpose) in Thailand?

 

I am in Canada (Canadian citizen) and I stayed in Thailand on a tourist visa in the past.

 

A big thanks to all of those on this forum who were always very helpful and who made my time in Thailand much easier and enjoyable.

[Caldera]

32 minutes ago, AlphaCanadian said:

I am in Canada (Canadian citizen) and I stayed in Thailand on a tourist visa in the past.

If you've been to Thailand as a tourist only, then why do you want or need to do a Thai police check?

 

Did you do anything bad and think there might be an outstanding warrant for your arrest? Checking for this would be a different kind of check.

[thaitom]

https://www.thaipolicecertificate.org/

[DrJack54]

OP, what's the police check needed for?

[transam]

Have you a rap sheet back home that you think may cause you a problem...?    

[AlphaCanadian]

23 minutes ago, Caldera said:

If you've been to Thailand as a tourist only, then why do you want or need to do a Thai police check?

 

Did you do anything bad and think there might be an outstanding warrant for your arrest? Checking for this would be a different kind of check.

Thanks for the reply.

As part of a security clearance, I am required to submit a police check from any country that I stayed in for more than 6 months.

Although I did not work in Thailand, I was there for more than 6 months.

I did not do anything bad.

[robiw]

Just do it online, pretty straightforward although as is normal in Thailand you have to physically send them the paperwork through the post, they don't accept electronic copies. I needed on for a visa to Australia, took around 2 months early last year I think - https://pcscenter.sbpolice.go.th/en

 

[JackGats]

I think I remember putting the question to Siam Legal and they replied they could do it. I didn't pursue the matter though. I might have needed to had I gone ahead with the retirement visa in Peru. Note that if the recipient of the police clearance "doesn't need to know" you were technically a resident of Thailand, simply getting one from your own country may turn out more expedient.