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Do I need to notarize my diploma and transcript to transfer my tourist visa to a Non-B visa in Thailand?

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Mar 22, 2022

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Hi all- do I need to notarize my diploma and transcript if I plan to transfer my tourist visa to a Non-B visa in country? If yes, does it need to be notarized specifically by the university? Thanks!

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Yes, your diploma and transcript need to be certified as authentic by your university if you plan to transfer your tourist visa to a Non-B visa, especially if you intend to work in Thailand.

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Kool *******

It needs to be certified as being authentic by your university in order to get a work permit if you are going to teach in Thailand.

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got it, so I’d have to make a trip to my university to get a notarization. Thanks!

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Kool *******

it is not a matter of notarizing. All a notary does is verify the person signing something is actually the person signing. It does not certify that it is real. You need a certification by the university that your diploma is real. You can do it by mail, and most universities charge a fee to do it.

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my understanding is that the school would certify the documents in the presence of a notary, who then stamps, confirming that it was a school official who did the certification. Are you saying the notary is unnecessary?

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Kool *******

how ever your university certifies the authenticity of your diploma is how they do it. Not every university does it the same.

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