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Thailand Embassy attestation is the process of verifying documents to ensure their authenticity/genuineness for use in the Kingdom of Thailand . This attestation is required for individuals moving to the Thailand for employment, education, business setup, family residency, or medical purposes. The process includes several steps, with approvals from different authorities.
The procedure for Thailand Embassy Attestation involves four stages, each managed by different authorities. Here’s a step-by-step guide to the attestation process:
1. Regional Level Attestation:
The first step in the attestation process is notarization. A Notary Public verifies the authenticity of the document and certifies it with an official stamp and signature.
2)State Level Attestation, SDM Delhi Attestation or CoC:
A) Personal Documents: (State Level/SDM Delhi Attestation)
After notarization, documents move to the state level for further verification (HRD/HD/GAD). Each state in India has its own process and designated departments for attestation, adding an extra layer of authentication.
However, it is important to note that Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Delhi attestation fulfills the state-level attestation requirements. As a result, SDM Delhi attestation is accepted by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for further processing.
P.S. State-level attestation is a hassle and time-consuming process and is optional for the Kingdom of Thailand, unless requested by the receiving end (employer, university, etc.).
B) Commercial Documents: (CoC Attestation)
In case of Commercial documents, the Chamber of Commerce attests commercial documents such as invoices, certificates of origin, and other business-related papers to validate their authenticity for international trade and business transactions.
3. MEA Attestation:
After state-level or CoC/SDM Delhi attestation, documents are sent to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for verification. MEA authenticates the document’s authenticity for international use. Documents will then be sent to the embassy after MEA attestation.
4. Embassy Attestation:
The next and final stage involves Embassy Attestation, where the document is sent to the Embassy of the Thailand in India. The embassy verifies the document's authenticity and certifies it with their sticker, ensuring its legal acceptance in their country.
Document attestation for the Kingdom of Thailand involves verifying various types of documents, including personal, educational, and commercial papers.
1. Personal Documents:
Passport | Birth Certificate | Marriage Certificate | Death Certificate | Power of Attorney | Divorce Papers | No Objection Certificate (NOC).
2. Educational Documents:
Degree Certificates | Academic Transcripts | School Leaving Certificates | Mark Sheets | Bonafide Certificates | Diploma Certificates | Accreditation Letters.
3. Commercial Documents:
Trade License | Memorandum of Association (MOA) | Certificate of Incorporation | Commercial Invoices | Agreements and Contracts | Power of Attorney for Business | Board Resolution.
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