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The trouble with that service posted is that many countries will require such documents to be apostilled and as Thailand is not in that treaty, then often officially translated and officialized at the embassy of the country you need it for.

So to do that you would need to do in Thailand and there is usually (typically six month) a timeline where such documents retain validity.

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9 hours ago, Jingthing said:

The trouble with that service posted is that many countries will require such documents to be apostilled and as Thailand is not in that treaty, then often officially translated and officialized at the embassy of the country you need it for.

So to do that you would need to do in Thailand and there is usually (typically six month) a timeline where such documents retain validity.

Not needed. It's for UK.

 

2 hours ago, thaitom said:

https://www.thaipolicecertificate.org/                    This one also offers authentication services for the documents.

Thank you.

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3 hours ago, thaitom said:

https://www.thaipolicecertificate.org/                    This one also offers authentication services for the documents.

 

I don't see that on the website. In fact it says that they can't

 

"Authentication and legalization (apostille);

Thailand is not participating in the Apostille Convention (The Hague), therefore, all Thai-issued documents cannot be apostille. If you intend to use Thai documents in some countries, you may need to have your document authenticated and legalized by the embassy of that country in Thailand."

 

Edit: I just double checked and it does say they they offer "authentication - legalization or apostille services". It also states that they have an office in Canada and that may only apply to non-Thai documents authenticated in Canada.

 

 

 

 

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Just now, Smokin Joe said:

 

I don't see that on the website. In fact it says that they can't

 

"Authentication and legalization (apostille);

Thailand is not participating in the Apostille Convention (The Hague), therefore, all Thai-issued documents cannot be apostille. If you intend to use Thai documents in some countries, you may need to have your document authenticated and legalized by the embassy of that country in Thailand."

That is correct and its a pita.

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