Is a NAATI translation required for a Thai Foreign Business License (FBL)?
Please prepare: (a) a colour scan of License, (b) name spelling exactly as printed in the passport, (c) the visa subclass or receiving body (AHPRA, VETASSESS, ANMAC, Engineers Australia, etc
Accepted by Department of Home Affairs, AHPRA, VETASSESS and Engineers Australia, so Please prepare: (a) a colour scan of License, (b) name spelling exactly as printed in the passport, (c) the visa subclass or receiving body (AHPRA, VETASSESS, ANMAC, Engineers Australia, etc.) — we format the translation to match on first submission. Base quoted on request per standard page; multi-document bundles and corporate accounts quoted upfront.
Quick facts
- Fee: quoted on request per standard page; some documents quoted on request (approx. USD $15–$75)
- Turnaround: Standard 5–7 business days; rush 2–3 days; same-day express by quota.
- Office: Latprao 95, Bangkok — Mon–Sat 9:00–18:00 · Nationwide by post/scan, worldwide by DHL/FedEx.
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