What is the proper legalization workflow for Japanese official and business document translations in Thailand?
Every translation is signed by a registered translator and carries our company seal plus a certificate of accuracy, so it is accepted directly by the MFA, embassies, Thai Immigration, the Department of Provincial Adminis
Because Thai offices check translator credentials before content, Every translation is signed by a registered translator and carries our company seal plus a certificate of accuracy, so it is accepted directly by the MFA, embassies, Thai Immigration, the Department of Provincial Administration, the courts and Thai government offices. That means your corporate and contractual documents are usable immediately for submission to Thai government offices, embassies or Immigration, without rejection for an incorrect translation format. Bundle it with MFA legalisation, Notary Public certification, NAATI translation or Police Clearance in a single file.
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