What steps are involved in getting German document translations certified by the embassy and MFA?
We translate and certify official and government documents from any foreign language into Thai (and Thai into foreign languages) as required by the receiving authority in Thailand
Here is how our multi-language desk handles it: We translate and certify official and government documents from any foreign language into Thai (and Thai into foreign languages) as required by the receiving authority in Thailand. Workflow: (1) check the originals and their seals, (2) translate with a native or registered translator specialised in the field, (3) two-stage proofreading plus a certificate of accuracy, (4) file for MFA legalisation or embassy attestation where required. Tell us the source and target language plus the receiving office, and we format the translation to their exact requirement first time.
Quick facts
- Fee: Certified translation quoted on request for major languages · quoted on request for rare languages · MFA legalisation add-on quoted on request
- Turnaround: Turnaround depends on page count, language and current queue — tell us your deadline so we can assess.
- Languages: 40+ languages supported: English, Mandarin & Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Vietnamese, Burmese, Lao, Khmer, Italian, Dutch and more
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