Criminal Record Check without copy of Thai work permit

[hasniper483]

Hello everyone,

I worked in Thailand for 7 years ago in a duration of 1.5 years. Now I need a criminal check from Thai police for the time I stayed. I went to Thai embassy in my current coutry (France) but they asked me a copy of Thai work permit. Unfortulately I did not keep this copy after such a long time.

So anyone has an experience in obtainning a Criminical Check without a copy of Thai working permit? I sent some emails to the Police Clearance Service Center but there is no response from them. For information, I can make a travel to Thailand then ask directment this kind of paper overthere but i need to be sure it is possible to do it without copy of working permit.

Thank you in advance!

[optad]

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

Link above is the reference point from my industry based org.

I suggest though, you reflect if you had stepped outside thailand once or so, inside that 12 month period or the time limits stated, and then critically review process.

Also I was under the impression, but could be wrong, that WP docs were technically supposed to be returned, i.e  not retained anyhow.  

I think the fingerprint is a more stringent check level depending on domestic requirements.

 

Police check

Thailand

Street address

Police Clearance Service Centre
1st Floor (Building 24)
Royal Thai Police Headquarters
Rama 1
Pathumwan
Bangkok 10330
THAILAND

 

Telephone

+66 (0)2205-2168-9

Fax

+66 (0)22051295

Electronic contact

[email protected]

Website

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

Additional information

Non-citizens provide:

·       your passport and a copy of your passport

·       document (s) certifying you are working, were working are or living in Thailand

·       a Thai work permit (if available)

·       two photographs (1 or 2 inch size), and

·       two full sets of fingerprints.

·       All copies of documents must be certified.

Fingerprints
Fingerprints must be taken at a local police station or Thai consulate or embassy in your country of residence.
In Australia you may need to contact the relevant state police authority or the Australian Federal Police to obtain fingerprints as local police stations may not be able to provide inked copies.
Non-residents: If you require the certificate to be returned by post, please include a self-addressed envelope with the postage fee (equivalent to five international postage vouchers which can be purchased at the local office).
Note: we recommend you check the website of your nearest Thai embassy or consulate as requirements for obtaining Thai police certificates may vary between countries.

[hasniper483]

Thank a lot optad for your reply. In fact, I contacted by email many times with Police Check Clearance Cervice but they never replied my email.