Do I need to translate and notarize my son's Spanish birth certificate for a visa in Thailand?

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Sep 12, 2019

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My son was born in Spain so his birth certificate is in Spanish. Do I need to get it translated and notarized to get visa?

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To obtain a visa for Thailand for your son, you may need to get his Spanish birth certificate translated into Thai or English and notarized, as official documents often require certification for use in immigration processes.

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