English service hub — translation, notary, legalisation and Thai visas
NOTARY & APOSTILLE TRANSLATION INTERPRETERS (NAATI) CO., LTD. works with certified translators, a Thai Lawyers Council notarial services attorney and the Department of Consular Affairs process end to end. Pick a topic below, or simply ask us — quotations depend on document count, language pair and destination authority, so we confirm scope with you first.
Translation & certification
Certified, sworn and NAATI-endorsed translation for official use.
Notary & legalisation
Thai Lawyers Council Notarial Services Attorney, MFA Department of Consular Affairs and destination-embassy lanes.
Thai visas & immigration
Application support for every long-stay and work-related category.
- DTV destination visa
- LTR long-term resident
- Thailand Privilege (Elite)
- Retirement visa (O / O-A / O-X)
- Family / dependant visa
- Non-B business visa
- Non-ED education visa
- SMART visa
- Media (M) visa
- Volunteer visa
- Work permit
- Immigration compliance (TM.30 / 90-day)
- Long-stay health insurance
- Permanent residence
- Thai naturalisation
- Marriage registration in Thailand
- Thai & international driving licence
Business & corporate
Company set-up, IP and bookkeeping for foreign-owned entities.
About us
Who we are, where we are, and how we verify what we publish.
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Official sources
This page is compiled from the official notices and manuals of the agencies below. Rules, fees and forms can change — confirm with the receiving authority before you proceed.
- Department of Consular Affairs, MFA ThailandDocument legalisation (nitikorn) and passport servicesLast checked August 2026
- HCCH Apostille SectionList of contracting states and rules of the Apostille ConventionLast checked August 2026
- Lawyers Council of ThailandRegulations on registering Notarial Services Attorneys who certify signatures and documentsLast checked August 2026
- Thai Immigration BureauVisas, extensions of stay, TM.30 residence notifications and 90-day reportingLast checked August 2026
Frequently asked questions
›Which service do I need: notarisation, apostille or MFA legalisation?
It depends on where the document will be used. Documents for Hague Apostille Convention member states need certification by the Department of Consular Affairs; documents for non-member states additionally need the destination embassy. Notarial services certify signatures and copies for private and corporate documents, and are often required before certification.
›Do you translate documents as well as certify them?
Yes. We prepare certified translations and then handle the certification chain in the correct order — original or office-issued certified copy, translation, certification, and where required the destination embassy. Filing out of order is the most common cause of rejection.
›How long does the process take?
Turnaround depends on the issuing authority's queue, the document type and the destination country. We confirm a realistic timeline after seeing the documents rather than quoting a fixed number that may not hold.
›How do I get a quote?
Send the document type, the destination country and your deadline by phone, LINE or email. Our team reviews the file and replies with the required steps and a quote for your specific case.

Certified translation: what receiving authorities check
- Ask the receiving authority which certification it accepts — agency certification, a sworn/court translator, an embassy-listed translator or a NAATI-certified translator are not interchangeable.
- Provide a clean, complete scan including stamps, seals and reverse sides; missing seals are the top cause of a translation being refused.
- Give us the exact spelling of every personal name as printed in the passport, plus previous names if you have changed them.
Want us to check your documents before you file? Call 080-5578887 or message LINE @NAATI
Official sources
This page is compiled from the notices and manuals published by the agencies below. Rules, fees and forms change — confirm with the receiving authority before you proceed.
Related services
One team handles the full chain — translation, notarisation, MFA legalisation and embassy attestation — so your document is accepted the first time.
Certification & legalisation
Translation
Personal records & immigration
Not sure which route your document needs?
Send a photo or scan and our staff will confirm the exact steps, supporting documents and realistic turnaround under the receiving authority's current rules.
