Does the Thai Criminal Records Division open on weekends or public holidays?
Issued by the Royal Thai Police (RTP)
Accepted by DoHA, USCIS, IRCC, UKVI and INZ, so Issued by the Royal Thai Police (RTP). It is the only Thai criminal-record document recognised by DoHA (Australia), USCIS (USA), IRCC (Canada), UKVI (UK), New Zealand INZ, Schengen states and the Thai MFA for visa, PR, employment, marriage and migration. That backing means the certificate we deliver is accepted for the receiving authority specified by the client (employer, university, court, etc.) across every visa subclass, PR pathway, work permit, marriage/divorce filing, professional assessment and worldwide migration route. Bundle it with NAATI translation + MFA legalisation in one visit so visa and Skills Assessment documents are handled together.
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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