Hi! For those applying from non-English speaking countries, what's the right way to translate documents for the visa? Do they need to be certified or notarized? Any recommendations? Thanks a lot!
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When applying for a Thai visa from a non-English speaking country, it's crucial to verify the specific requirements of the embassy to which you're applying. While experiences vary, some embassies may allow documents in their native language or only in English or Thai. Translations may not always need to be certified or notarized, as indicated by responses from other expats who applied in places like the Netherlands and Korea. It's advisable to directly contact the embassy for detailed guidance and to clarify which documents require translation.
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Why don't you state the exact embassy you are planning to apply at, for a better than generic answer. And exactly which documents are you talking about?
Ask directly to the Embassy you're applying at. I applied at Seoul, Korea and they said they accepted documents in English or Thai, only (Korean language documents weren't accepted). I managed my Korean bank and employers to issue everything in English.