Document Legalisation at RTE London

Once you have the original back from FCDO with its attached certified Apostille, they need :

1. The original document(s) to be legalised, certified by FCDO (UK)

2. A copy of every single page including an apostille page from FCDO (UK)

3. Legalisation application form and a copy of applicant's passport for reference (* * Non-Thai can omit this requirement)

4. A fee of £10per documentis required (can be paid by debit card/contactless or cash) ed to be translated. RTE London have a list of "approved" translators in UK on their website

Applications for document legalisation should be submitted to The Consular Section, Royal Thai Embassy, 29 Queen's Gate (Basement) , London SW7 5JB

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1. IN THE UK: Marriage certificate legalised by the FCDO in Milton Keynes

2. IN THE UK Marriage Certificate AND the Apostille from the FCDO Translated

3. IN THE UK: Marriage Certificate AND the Apostille from the FCDO AND their translations verified by the Thai Embassy in London

4. IN THAILAND: All the above (ie all 4 documents & their translations, making 8 in total) Legalised by MFA in Bangkok

@Robert ************

It's called reality, try it

You're applying next week and don't know the basic requirements, good luck with that.

The school will supply the documentation needed, do you have that yet?

@Matthew *********

No work permit and you want to complain to the government? You'll be the one locked up.

Was he married to the mother of the child at the time of birth?

Why don't you just ask the airline you're flying with what is their policy?

@Julien *********

Yes or risk having your application rejected

No

@Ray *******

or exit and get the Non-O in a neighbouring country