Hello everyone! A few days ago I received my first one-year Extension of Stay Permit (EOS) from my immigration office. I had my salary certificate certified by my embassy in Bangkok. My immigration told me that I actually have to have this certified certificate certified again in Bangkok by a Thai authority. (over-authentication).

What is the name of this authority in Bangkok?

And where is this authority located?

Because it is my first EOS, my immigration has kindly stamped the EOS in my passport without this additional authentication just for this time.

Thank you for your answers!

Hi, can anyone confirm this true not not?

I’ve got this photo from google maps

They said MFA Legalization moved from MBK to CW

Hello everyone, Is there anybody got DTA visa from Malaysia?

I want to ask a bit questions from it.

Do I need to do dual certification with my document?

Thanks so much

Requesting help with what "authenticated" means for a Thai embassy. There are multiple types of stamps possible from Canadian embassy.

I'm going to be in Malaysia and thinking of applying for DTV visa in Kuala Lumpur as self-employed. On the embassy website page -- [members only] -- they list under requirements that documents must be "authenticated by the embassy of the country where the company is located."

I am Canadian and our embassy offers multiple authentication / certification / notarial services. Does anyone have experience with what the Malaysian embassy might require for "authentication"? I don't have an employment contract, but I have business registration and contracts with clients.

Preparing to go to the Thai Embassy here in Hanoi to get a tourist visa for Thailand. Looking over the needed documents, can anyone clarify what the mean by "a certified true copy", as in this statement? And if it means I have to have some type of certification done, anyone know who, or where I can have this done?

"All personal documents (e.g., copy of identity card, passport, work permit, Thai house registration, etc.) shall be certified true copy, signed and dated by the owner of the documents."

Hi all. I just moved to Jomtien on a 3 month Non-immigrant Type O Marriage Visa from America. I am looking to gather the necessary documents for my 1 year extension. I need a Kor Ror 22. I have my marriage license and need to get a translated copy. Can my Thai wife take that to the MFA in Central Festival for certification or do I need to go to the US Embassy in Bangkok?

Hi

My friend is on a 30 day exemption and is looking to apply for a 90 day visa as a first step towards applying for retirement visa. Immigration told him he must get his financial evidence certified by the British Embassy but they don’t do this. Can the group advise where he should go to get his documents certified so that they will be presentable?

Once I get my Affadavit and divorce decree translated to Thai for marriage and bring it to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs do they certify it the same day?

Hey, I need to have a Notary certify a letter in English.

Can you recommend one in Chiang Mai?

Thank you

On a separate note: I had some trouble finding solicitors in the UK willing to certify copies of my documents for my visa application, and there seems to be some confusion here. The Thai Embassy Website states that copies must be certified by a Public Notary Officer or solicitor. My understanding is that this does not mean that the documents need to be certified by a PNO, merely by a solicitor, and the copies that I submitted which were certified by a solicitor were accepted. Therefore my advice would be to advise prospective solicitors that documents need to be certified, not notarised, and thus an official Public Notary Officer is not required.