My cousin is in Fiji with his Chiang Mai lady and apparently, in order to extend her visa there, she needs a statement from the Chiang Mai police attesting that she has no criminal record. Does anyone know what is necessary to get that report? Can anyone do it? I know she has a sister here that could possibly do the leg work but I don't think she's the type that would know where to start. Which is why I'm here asking questions.

Where to start?

Many thanks.

I think what you want is somewhere here.

http://www.pcscenter.sb.police.go.th/eng/

i had to go to police headquarters in bangkok to get clearence for a uk visa for the wife but that was about seven years ago so things might have changed now,rembered it was not cheap was told it was free,no way, though i think they saw me coming.

Thanks, guys. Can't imagine it's high on the priority list for the gov. right now but I'll pass on the info to my cuz. Looks like anyone can do it, doesn't have to be the person in the report?

Cheers....

i applied the other week. very easy and quick. it used to be free, now it costs 100 baht plus 50 baht if you want it posted.

photo and finger prints were taken so you have to apply in person - see below.

Police Clearance Certificate

Who can apply?

• Non/Citizens and non/residents can apply.

• Third party representatives can apply.

• Prospective UK employers can apply, with subject‟s written consent.

Where?

• Local applicants must apply in person to the Police Clearance Services Centre.

• Overseas applicants are advised to apply via post to the Police Clearance Services Centre.

What must the applicant supply?

Local Thai nationals:

• Photocopy of Thai ID card

• Photocopy of confirmation of address

• Photocopy of Military Service Document/Certificate of Completion (males over 20 years of age only)  Photocopy of marriage certificate (if applicable)

• Two passport sized photographs

• Three sets of fingerprints (taken at local police station; include seal and signature of officer)

• Self-addressed, stamped envelope

Local foreign nationals (currently residing) must also include:

• Original passport and copy

• Document stating applicant is working/resides in Thailand

• Thai work permit (if applicable) and photocopy

Overseas Thai nationals:

• Covering note stating application for Police Clearance Certificate

• Photocopy of current passport

• Photocopy of Thai ID card

• Photocopy of confirmation of address

• Photocopy of Military Service Document/Certificate of Completion (males over 20 years of age only)

• Photocopy of marriage certificate (if applicable)

• Two passport sized photographs

• Three sets of fingerprints (taken at local police station; include seal and signature of officer)

• Self-addressed, stamped envelope

Overseas foreign nationals (previously residing in Thailand):

• Covering note stating application for Police Clearance Certificate

• Photocopy of current passport

• Photocopy of Thai Work Permit (if applicable)

• Two passport sized photographs

• Three sets of fingerprints (taken at Embassy or Met Police station; include seal and signature of officer)

• Self-addressed, stamped envelope.

What are the costs / turnaround times?

• 100 baht

• Turnaround of up to seven days.

• Overseas applicants should contact the Thai police to arrange return of their certificate.

Contact Details

Applications from overseas should be sent to:

• Police Clearance Service Centre

Building 24, Royal Thai Police Headquarters,

Rama 1,

Pathumwan,

Bangkok 10330,

Thailand

• E-mail: [email protected]

• Website: http://www.pcscenter.sb.police.go.th (Thai and English)

The Royal Thai Embassy, London:

• Royal Thai Embassy,

Consular Section

29-30 Queen‟s Gate,

LONDON

SW7 5JB

• Tel: (+44) 020 758 92 944

What does the certificate look like?

• Certificates are returned in English

• Printed on watermarked Garuda paper, including signature of issuing officer

location from above http://goo.gl/maps/4Lksy

info i had previously had it at/near soi ngam du pli

If you can get the Fiji police to do the finger prints you can can courier the application.

They were taking about two months to process before the military went on excursion