Visa Document FAQs — 505 answers | Thai Notary Law
Visa documents — 505 questions answered
Answered questions on preparing Thai documents for visa applications: certified translation, notarisation, MFA legalisation, embassy attestation, timelines and checklists by country and visa type.
We handle the document side of a visa file only — translation, Notarial Services Attorney certification, MFA legalisation and embassy attestation. We do not give immigration legal advice and never promise an approval outcome.
Scope
We handle the document side of a visa file only — translation, Notarial Services Attorney certification, MFA legalisation and embassy attestation. We do not give immigration legal advice and never promise an approval outcome.
Turnaround
Translation + certification 1–3 business days · MFA legalisation 3–5 business days (express 1–2) · full chain including embassy 5–10 business days
Office
Legalisation Division, Department of Consular Affairs, Chaeng Watthana Road, Bangkok · Mon–Fri 08:30–15:30 · nationwide document pickup and return
Browse illustrative Visa documents scenarios filtered by document type, province, destination country and nationality. These are worked examples, not client reviews.
Photograph every page and send it via LINE @NAATI or email contact@naati.ltd so our team can confirm the set is complete and accepted by the destination authority.
2. Receive a fixed quote and timeline
You get the fee, the turnaround and every certification step in writing before we start. No hidden charges.
3. Preparation by qualified practitioners
Translations are produced by translators who meet the destination's requirements; certifications are executed by a licensed Notarial Services Attorney.
4. Lodge with the relevant authority
We lodge with the Department of Consular Affairs, the relevant embassy or the destination authority as each case requires, and track status throughout.
5. Collect the finished documents
Collect at our office, receive by domestic courier, or have it shipped internationally by express post — with scanned backups of every page.
