Thai documents for use abroad are legalised by the Department of Consular Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through its Contracts and Legalisation Division, and by Thai embassies and consulates abroad. Legalisation covers translations, copies and signatures. The receiving country or authority decides what it needs, so the first step is to confirm its requirements.
Who this is for
Companies and individuals who need Thai company documents, certificates or signed documents accepted by an authority, bank or counterparty in another country.
What legalisation covers
| Type | What is certified |
|---|---|
| Translation | A translation of a document |
| Copy | A copy of a document |
| Signature | The signature on a document |
Preparing company documents
- Confirm what the receiving authority requires, including any embassy step in its own country.
- Get current company documents from the Department of Business Development.
- Arrange certified translations where the documents are in Thai.
- Sign any document that needs a certified signature in the required form.
What Corporly does here
Notarisation and document legalisation covers notarial certification, certified true copies, signature witnessing and coordination of Thai MFA or embassy legalisation. The fee is confirmed after the document is reviewed.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Documents
The Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Contracts and Legalisation Division), and Thai embassies and consulates abroad.
Get the document accepted the first time
Tell us where the document will be used. We confirm the steps and the fee after reviewing it.