If you never been to Thailand the request should be incorrect, but here is an info I give to those wanting to migrate to Au when they need a Thai PCC: Police Check - Thailand

Relevant document

‘Police Clearance Certificate’ provided by the Police Clearance Service Center (PCSC), Special Branch of the Royal Thai Police.

Citizens resident and non-citizens resident

Apply in person at ​the address below.

Documents required

clear copy of valid passport (must have at least 6 months validity)

photocopy of Thai ID card (for Thai citizens)

any evidence of name changes

household registration (for Thai citizens)

marriage certificate or divorce certificate (if available)

evidence of military service (such as Sor Dor 9, Sor Dor 8 or Sor Dor 48)

agreement from their employer (applying for work)

confirmation letter from university and student visa (applying for education)

written request for the certificate from the Department office processing your application, such as a Request for Record Check, or receipt of visa application, etc.

letter of consent (for applicants under 20 years old) to travel abroad issued from the District Office

for non-citizens, document(s) certifying they are/were working or living in Thailand, or a Thai work permit (if available).

Citizens not resident and non-citizens not resident

Application is by post or have a representative who applies on their behalf to the address below.

Complete and download the following forms from Police Clearance Service Centre (sbpolice.go.th):

Application for Police Clearance Certificate

Testimony Memorandum

Taking Fingerprint for Criminal Record Checking outside Thailand.

Documents required

photocopy of valid passport (must have at least 6 months validity)

photocopy of Thai ID card (for Thai citizens)

photocopy of household registration (for Thai citizens)

evidence of military service (for Thai male aged 17-45 years old)

photocopy of any change of name/surname certification

photocopy of Thai work permit/visa (for non-Thai citizens)

photocopy of current country of residence visa

photocopy of passport pages with all entry and exit stamps to/from Thailand (for non-Thai citizens)

2 passport size photographs

obtain 2 sets of hardcopy of original fingerprints at the Royal Thai Embassy of local police station in your country of residence

proof of payment (hard copy)

self-addressed envelope that covers return postage or pay an extra THB500 to UOB Bank for postage fees

if someone else is submitting the application on your behalf, power of attorney, revenue Thai Stamp THB10, and photocopy of representative's passport or Thai citizenship ID Card.

Fee

The standard processing fee is THB100 but may vary depending on the application to cover for postage fees.

If the applicant is residing abroad, they may:

get a representative to apply on their behalf and pay THB160 to the bank account below​

send a prepaid self-addressed envelope and transfer THB100 to the bank account below

send a self-addressed envelope (not prepaid), and transfer THB600 to the bank account below.

Bank Name/Branch: UOB Bank/Siam Square Branch

Bank code: 024

Branch code: 772

Swift code: UOVBTHBK

Bank address: 410- Siam Square Soi 6, Rama 1 Road, Patumwan Sub District, Patumwan District, Bangkok, Thailand

A/C Name: Police Clearance Service Centre

A/C No.: 772-163-299-0

A/C Type: Savings

Note

All supporting documents must be certified true copy by applicant's signature.

The certificate fee and postage fee must be paid in Thai currency.

The applicant is responsible for all outgoing and incoming money transfer fees.

The application will not be processed until all required documents and payments have been made

Processing time

Approximately 15-25 business days

Street address:

Police Clearance Service Center Building 6

Royal Thai Police Headquarters

Rama 1

Khwaeng Pathum Wan, Khet Pathum Wan

Bangkok

THAILAND

Phone:

+66 (0)2205-2168-9

Fax:

+66 (0)295

+66 (0)165

Email:



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@David ******

that is what i do, currently, for the living. That is the "Australian visa" part. My DTV seemed like a walk in the park in comparison

@Johnny ********

can I just be a hopeless romantic mate? :)

I can comment on the 25k for the sc600 application as that is what i do for a living. It is reasonable (although i know it does not sound reasonable for many) and is quite an average number when it comes for sc600 applications for high risk countries. The goalpost has been moved by the department and the evidence required is more complex than a mortgage application. Your Au partner visa would set you back around $15-20k (that is AUD) depending on complexity. Love appears to be real expensive these days.

I cannot help you with the USA visa part. I am am an Australian Migration Agent and i can share some experiences as the US and Au are both pain to get into. In general, when i work with anyone from a perceived "high risk country" i prepare a very detailed submission with regards to incentives to return; address things that the Au government deems as genuine temporary entrant criterion (from local assets, family ties, long term employment and so forth). I am going to assume that this is similar to what the US want to see. You need to very much emphasize that you are going to visit, but you both reside permanently in Thailand and intend to do so in the long run. Best of luck