Print-ready document checklists for every service
No more surprise re-visits. Each checklist lists exactly what to bring, the authority that issues it, and acceptable substitutes (10 checklists).
Document Checklist — Thailand Work Permit
All employer + foreign-employee documents required when filing a Work Permit at the Ministry of Labour.
Document Checklist — Marrying a Foreigner in Thailand
Foreign spouse documents must be embassy-affirmed, translated, and MFA-legalised before filing at the District Office.
Document Checklist — Apostille / MFA Legalisation
Government documents must first be issued/verified by the source authority, translated, then legalised at MFA before use abroad.
Document Checklist — Thai Company Registration
Shareholder + director + registered-address documents for DBD filing.
Document Checklist — Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa
Financial / professional eligibility documents filed with BOI for the 10-year LTR visa.
Document Checklist — Foreigner Buying a Condo in Thailand
Land Department transfer documents + FETF from a Thai bank confirming overseas remittance.
Document Checklist — NAATI Certified Translation (Australia)
Clear scans + passport spelling = 5 working-day standard turnaround.
Document Checklist — Thai Police Clearance Certificate
Documents filed at the Royal Thai Police (RTP) for a Police Clearance Certificate.
Document Checklist — 90-Day Report (TM.47)
Foreigners staying in Thailand 90+ consecutive days must report to Immigration.
Document Checklist — Power of Attorney
Authorise a third party to act on your behalf — government, bank, land, vehicle.
สำรวจคลังข้อมูลทั้งหมด
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Official sources & further reading
Statements on this page follow the authorities below. Confirm current requirements with the authority before filing. Last reviewed 2026-07-29.
- Lawyers Council of Thailand — Notarial Services Attorney register — สภาทนายความฯ / Lawyers Council of Thailand
- Department of Consular Affairs, MFA Thailand — document legalization — กรมการกงสุล MFA
- HCCH Apostille Convention (1961) — full text & status table — HCCH (Hague Conference on Private International Law)
- MFA Thailand — embassies and consulates in Thailand — MFA Thailand
Related questions
- Why are fees not published on the site?
- Scope varies widely with document count, language and the consular steps involved, so we quote against the actual work and confirm details by phone, LINE or email before starting.
- Do you serve clients outside Bangkok?
- Yes — we serve clients nationwide and overseas, receiving documents by post or courier and scheduling signing appointments when in-person attendance is required.
- How is personal data in my documents handled?
- Documents are used only for the purpose you state, retained for the period professional duties and data-protection law require, and not disclosed to third parties without consent.
- When was this page last reviewed?
- Each page shows its last-reviewed date in the sources section. Authority requirements change, so confirm current conditions with the receiving authority before proceeding.
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- Sworn statements for overseas useSworn before a Notarial Services Attorney
- Arrange notarisation onlineSend drafts for review before the appointment
- Company affidavits, certificates and resolutionsDBD records and consular steps for companies
- Document certification for proceedingsFormats accepted by the courts and MoJ
- Frequently asked questionsOrganised by service and receiving authority
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