How can a former expat who left Thailand obtain a Thai Police Clearance Certificate?
In practice we ask for a colour scan of your national ID and house registration up front so we can verify name spelling and pre-qualify the case
For Australian, US, Canadian, UK & NZ migration compliance, In practice we ask for a colour scan of your national ID and house registration up front so we can verify name spelling and pre-qualify the case. Self-submitted 7–15 business days · Our handled service 5–10 days · Express 3–5 days (subject to RTP queue and fingerprint availability) Once released, the certificate is accepted for the receiving authority specified by the client (employer, university, court, etc.) on first submission. Send scans of your passport + Thai ID (or foreigner's passport + WP/visa page) to LINE @NAATI or contact@naati.ltd for a case check by our staff.
Quick facts
- Fee: Government fee per the official schedule · Our full-service handling price on request (submission, collection, courier) · Translation + MFA/embassy legalisation quoted on request
- Turnaround: Self-submitted 7–15 business days · Our handled service 5–10 days · Express 3–5 days (subject to RTP queue and fingerprint availability)
- Office: Criminal Records Division, Royal Thai Police · Latprao 95, Bangkok · Mon–Sat 9:00–18:00 · Nationwide by post; worldwide DHL/FedEx dispatch
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