How much does Notary Public service cost in Thailand?

Notary Public service in Thailand starts at THB 1,500 per signature/document at NPT Notary Public Thailand. Same-day completion. Discounts for bulk documents. Free quote on LINE @Thainotary or +66 94-895-8999.

Notary Public ในไทยราคาเท่าไหร่?

บริการ Notary Public ในประเทศไทย ที่ NPT เริ่ม 1,500 บาท ต่อลายเซ็น/เอกสาร เสร็จในวันเดียว มีส่วนลดเอกสารหลายฉบับ ขอใบเสนอราคาฟรีที่ LINE @Thainotary หรือ 094-895-8999

Where can I find a Notary Public near me in Bangkok?

NPT Notary Public Thailand serves all 50 Bangkok districts and 220+ BTS/MRT stations. Walk in at Wang Thonglang HQ or book mobile notarization to your hotel/office in Sukhumvit, Silom, Sathorn, CBD. Open daily.

What is a Notarial Services Attorney (NSA) in Thailand?

Thailand has no civil-law Notary Public. Instead, the Lawyers Council licenses Notarial Services Attorneys (NSA) to certify signatures, copies, oaths, and translations for international use — accepted by all 190+ countries via MFA/embassy legalization.

Notary vs Apostille in Thailand — what's the difference?

Notary (NSA) certifies a signature inside Thailand. Apostille is an international authentication under the Hague Convention. Thailand joined the Apostille Convention effective 14 December 2025 — NPT handles full Notary → MFA → Apostille routing in one go.

How much does Apostille cost in Thailand?

Apostille service at NPT Notary Public Thailand starts at THB 2,500 per document (MFA government fee included). Express 1-day routing available. Effective 14 Dec 2025 Thailand is a Hague Apostille member — accepted in 125+ countries.

What is the Apostille process in Thailand step-by-step?

6 steps: (1) Notarize original or get government issue; (2) Certified translation if needed; (3) Submit to MFA Chaeng Watthana; (4) Pay THB 400/page standard or 800/page rush; (5) Pickup 3–5 days; (6) Use abroad in any of 125+ Hague countries.

How much does embassy legalization cost in Thailand?

Embassy legalization in Thailand at NPT starts at THB 3,500 per document per embassy (excludes government and embassy fees). Covers 50+ embassies in Bangkok. For Hague countries, use Apostille (faster + cheaper) effective 14 Dec 2025.

What is the MFA consular legalization process in Thailand?

MFA process: (1) translate Thai docs to English (or vice versa) by certified translator → (2) NSA notarize → (3) submit to MFA Department of Consular Affairs (Chaeng Watthana) → (4) optional embassy legalization. Turnaround 3–7 business days.

How much does Thai Police Clearance Certificate cost?

Thai Police Clearance Certificate (Royal Thai Police) at NPT starts at THB 3,500 — covers fingerprint scheduling, application submission, pickup, and certified translation. Turnaround 5–15 business days. Express 7-day service available.

How much does NAATI certified translation cost in Thailand?

NAATI certified translation (Thai ↔ English) at NPT starts at THB 1,200 per page. Accepted by Australian Department of Home Affairs for PR, student, partner, and skilled visas. Translator credential number printed on every page.

How much does Thailand DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) cost?

Thailand DTV official government fee is THB 10,000 (5-year multi-entry). NPT full-service package starts at THB 12,500 — covers document prep, certified translation, embassy queue, and submission from anywhere in the world.

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