The community celebrates the successful acquisition of a DTV (Thai visa) through the London Embassy. Several users share their experiences and recommendations for obtaining certified translations required for visa applications. They suggest using government facilities, recommend specific translation services, and highlight the importance of having translations verified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) for them to be accepted by Thai authorities.
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MFA has office many places, in pattaya on 4th floor in Central, 200 baht for translation and 700 baht for legalisation
Any lawyers can do it, but it still needs the MFA stamp on the back endorsing it... I got my Thai grandsons done into English with the MFA stamp (the lawyers did everything) it was THB 5000 all in if I recall correctly
Their all much the same, but after translation most Thai government departments would want them verified by the MFA Ministry Foreign Affairs as a true translation. Translation companies would be happy to provide this service if asked