Do you translate documents accepted by embassies?

Yes — we are an officially recognized translator at the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), most major embassies, and Australian NAATI (CPN9X0Q4P). Our translations are accepted globally.

What is your turnaround time?

Standard 1–3 business days. Same-day and 4-hour rush available. We reply to inquiries within 15 minutes during business hours (Mon–Sat, 09:00–18:00 ICT).

Do you ship documents internationally?

Yes — DHL, FedEx, and EMS to 200+ countries with full tracking. Local Bangkok delivery same-day via in-house courier.

Can foreigners use your visa services?

Absolutely. We assist Non-B work permits, LTR visa, Smart visa, Elite Card, DTV (Digital Nomad), marriage visa, retirement visa, and Permanent Residence applications. 95%+ approval rate.

Do I still need Japanese Embassy legalisation after Thailand joined Hague?

No — since 25 January 2025, Thailand and Japan are both Hague Apostille members. A Thai MFA Apostille is accepted directly by Japanese Immigration, Legal Affairs Bureau, and Municipal Offices. No additional Japanese Embassy step is required. Japan does, however, enforce a strict 3-month freshness rule on civil documents.

Is the Korean Embassy in Bangkok still required for F-2/F-4/F-6 visas?

No — Korea joined Hague Apostille in 2007. Thai documents with MFA Apostille are accepted directly by Hi Korea, local Immigration Offices, and Gu Offices. Note Hi Korea's 3-month freshness rule: civil documents must be re-issued within 3 months of submission, not from the Apostille date.

How is Embassy Legalisation different from MFA?

MFA confirms the document and translation are genuine from the Thai side. Embassy Legalisation is an additional layer where the destination country's embassy in Bangkok certifies the document for acceptance in that country. Required for non-Hague countries: China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar.

How many embassies does NYC Language Institute serve?

We file directly at all 48 embassies in Bangkok — including China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Iran, Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh. We use Power of Attorney so clients don't need to travel. Processing 2–10 business days depending on embassy policy.

What is the total cost?

Our embassy filing service starts at THB 1,500 (handling fee), plus embassy fees (THB 300–4,500 depending on country). Bundled MFA + Embassy package THB 2,200–5,500. Some embassies require 1–2 week advance appointments — we book the slot immediately upon engagement.

Is Embassy Legalisation still needed now that Thailand joined Hague Apostille?

Much less often — since 25 Jan 2025 the 126 Hague member states accept a Thai Apostille directly. Embassy Legalisation is still required for non-Hague destinations: China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Vietnam, Iran, Laos, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Pakistan.

Can clients outside Thailand use the embassy legalisation service?

Yes — NYC accepts a digital Power of Attorney (signed and notarised in the client's country, sent as PDF). We file with the relevant embassy in Bangkok and ship originals back via DHL Express worldwide in 3–7 days. Additional THB 500 plus actual courier cost.

Does the Chinese Embassy still require Consular Legalisation?

Since November 2023, China is a Hague Apostille member — a Thai MFA Apostille is accepted directly in mainland China for most civil documents. Exceptions: certain Powers of Attorney for property/business acts may still require embassy Consular Legalisation. We verify each case at no charge before filing.

Turnaround for UAE / Saudi Arabia / Kuwait / Qatar embassies?

GCC embassies are non-Hague: MFA + embassy required. UAE 5–7 business days, Saudi Arabia 7–10, Kuwait 5–7, Qatar 5–7. Embassy fees THB 1,000–4,500 per document. NYC books the appointment immediately and returns originals via DHL Express worldwide.

What about Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia embassies?

These ASEAN destinations are non-Hague (except Singapore/Philippines): MFA + embassy required, 3–7 business days, embassy fees THB 500–1,500 per document. Most accept English translations — no local-language translation needed unless registering marriage or business locally.

Does India still require Embassy of India Bangkok attestation?

No. India is a Hague Apostille party since 2005 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. The Embassy of India in Bangkok stopped accepting Thai documents for attestation — a Thai MFA Apostille is the sole and final step accepted by MEA New Delhi and every Indian state authority. End-to-end time 5–8 business days.

Why does Taiwan still need TECO attestation?

Taiwan is not a UN member state and therefore cannot accede to the Hague Apostille Convention. Thai documents destined for Taiwan continue to require the full three-step chain: Thai MFA legalisation → TECO Bangkok attestation (NTD 1,500, 3–5 business days) → optional MOFA Taipei re-attestation depending on the receiving Taiwanese authority.

Is China Apostille accepted for all document types after November 2023?

Almost all civil and educational documents — birth, marriage, criminal record, degree, transcript — are accepted with a Thai MFA Apostille alone. Exceptions remain for certain commercial Powers of Attorney used in real-estate transfer, equity transfer, or PRC court filings, where some notary offices still ask for Chinese Embassy Consular Legalisation. NYC verifies the receiving authority's policy before filing.

Does Germany require Apostille or Embassy Legalisation?

Germany is a Hague Apostille member since 1965. A Thai MFA Apostille on the original Thai document plus a sworn German translation prepared by a court-sworn translator (vereidigter Übersetzer) registered with a German Landgericht is accepted directly by Standesamt, Ausländerbehörde, and Bundesverwaltungsamt. No German Embassy Bangkok attestation is required.

Does France require Apostille or Embassy Legalisation?

France is a Hague Apostille member since 1965 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. The French Embassy in Bangkok no longer legalises Thai documents — Mairie, Préfecture, OFII, and Tribunal Judiciaire accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. However, every Thai document must be re-translated in France by a traducteur assermenté registered with a Cour d'appel; translations done in Thailand are not accepted, even when sworn.

Is Dichiarazione di Valore still required for Italian university admissions?

Apostille now replaces the Italian Embassy legalisation step, but the Dichiarazione di Valore in Loco (DV) — a statement of educational value issued by the Italian Embassy Bangkok — is still required for most Italian university admissions and professional title recognition. DV fee €50, processing 15–20 business days. Alternative: CIMEA Statement of Comparability, processed online in 20 days for €170.

Does Australia accept Thai MFA Apostille for visa and skills assessment?

Yes. Australia is a Hague Apostille member since 1995. Department of Home Affairs, AHPRA, VETASSESS, Engineers Australia, and every state Births Deaths Marriages registry accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Translations must be produced by a NAATI Certified Translator (CPN) — translations without a NAATI stamp are rejected on receipt. NYC issues NAATI-certified translations and Thai MFA Apostille in a single workflow.

Does Spain accept Thai MFA Apostille without a Spanish Embassy stamp?

Yes. Spain has been a Hague Apostille member since 1978 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. The Spanish Embassy in Bangkok ceased Thai-document legalisation — Registro Civil Central, Subdelegación del Gobierno (NIE/TIE), Ministerio de Universidades, and Audiencia Nacional accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. However, every translation must be done in Spain by a Traductor-Intérprete Jurado on the MAEC roster; Thai-side sworn translations are not accepted.

Does the UK still require British Embassy Bangkok legalisation?

No. The United Kingdom is a Hague Apostille signatory since 1965 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. UKVI, the Home Office, NMC, GMC, GDC, Ecctis (formerly UK NARIC), and the General Register Office accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Translations may be done in Thailand or the UK provided the certification includes the four UKVI-required elements (statement of accuracy, date, translator's full name and signature, contact details).

Does Thailand's Apostille accession affect UAE-bound documents?

No. The UAE is not a Hague Apostille Convention party. MOHRE, MOHESR, DHA, DOH-AD (formerly HAAD), KHDA, and ADJD continue to require the full triple-attestation chain: Thai MFA + UAE Embassy Bangkok + MOFAIC Abu Dhabi/Dubai. The Arabic translation must subsequently be done inside the UAE by a Ministry of Justice–licensed translator; Thai-side Arabic translations are not accepted for official filings.

Does Canada still require Canadian Embassy Bangkok legalisation?

No. Canada acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention on 11 January 2024, eighteen months before Thailand. IRCC, RCMP, WES, NNAS, MCC, ICAS, and every provincial vital-statistics office accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Quebec separately requires sworn translation by an OTTIAQ-certified traducteur agréé; Thai sworn translations are not accepted in Quebec even with Apostille.

Does Switzerland accept Thai MFA Apostille without a Swiss Embassy stamp?

Yes. Switzerland has been a Hague Apostille member since 11 March 1973 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. SEM, all 26 cantonal migration offices, Zivilstandsämter, FMH, and Swissmedic accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Sworn translation must be produced inside Switzerland by a translator registered with the cantonal Tribunal or Obergericht; Thai sworn translations are not accepted in any canton.

Does the Netherlands require Apostille or Embassy Legalisation?

Netherlands is a Hague Apostille member since 8 October 1965. IND, every Gemeente for BRP registration, BIG-register, Nuffic, DUO, and Rechtbank accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Sworn translation must be produced by a beëdigd vertaler registered in the Rbtv (Bureau Wbtv); Thai-side sworn translations are not accepted by Dutch authorities even with Apostille.

Does Sweden accept Thai MFA Apostille without a Swedish Embassy stamp?

Yes. Sweden has been a Hague Apostille member since 1 May 1999 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. Migrationsverket, Skatteverket (folkbokföring), UHR, Socialstyrelsen, and Tingsrätt accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Sworn translation must be produced by an auktoriserad translator registered with Kammarkollegiet; Thai-side translations are not accepted by Swedish authorities even with Apostille.

Does Norway require Apostille or Norwegian Embassy Legalisation?

Apostille only. Norway is a Hague Apostille member since 29 July 1983 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. UDI, Skatteetaten (folkeregister), NOKUT, Helsedirektoratet, and tingretten accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Sworn translation must be produced by a statsautorisert translatør who has passed the Translatøreksamen at NHH; Thai-side translations are not accepted.

Does Denmark require Apostille or Danish Embassy Legalisation?

Apostille only. Denmark has been a Hague Apostille member since 29 December 2006 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. SIRI, Familieretshuset, Styrelsen for Patientsikkerhed, and the Danish Agency for Higher Education accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Denmark abolished the statsautoriseret translatør system in 2016, so a competent professional translator's signed declaration is accepted alongside the Apostille.

Does Belgium require Apostille or Belgian Embassy Legalisation?

Apostille only. Belgium has been a Hague Apostille member since 9 February 1976 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. Office des Étrangers/Dienst Vreemdelingenzaken, every commune/gemeente, INAMI/RIZIV, NARIC-Vlaanderen, and ENIC-Naric Wallonia accept a Thai MFA Apostille directly. Sworn translation must be produced by a traducteur juré/beëdigd vertaler listed in Belgium's national register; Thai translations are not accepted.

Does Vietnam accept Thai MFA Apostille or require full embassy legalisation?

Full chain. Vietnam has not acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention as of mid-2026. Thai documents require MFA Legalisation + Vietnamese Embassy Bangkok (Wireless Road) + Cục Lãnh sự (MOFA Vietnam) in Hà Nội or HCMC before acceptance at Sở Tư pháp, DOLISA, or DPI. A Thai Apostille alone will be rejected within two weeks. Vietnamese translations must be done in-country by a công chứng viên (district notary).

Does Indonesia accept Thai MFA Apostille without KBRI Bangkok legalisation?

Yes. Indonesia is a Hague Apostille member since 4 June 2022 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. KBRI Bangkok stopped legalising Thai documents in September 2025. Imigrasi (KITAS), Disdukcapil (marriage), Kemenaker (work permit), and BKPM (PT PMA) accept the MFA Apostille directly. Indonesian translations must be done by a penerjemah tersumpah registered with Kemenkumham under UU 5/2024.

Does the Philippines accept Thai MFA Apostille for ACR I-Card and AEP?

Yes. The Philippines has been a Hague Apostille member since 14 May 2019 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. Philippine Embassy Bangkok stopped legalising Thai documents in August 2025. BI (ACR I-Card), DOLE (AEP), PSA (marriage), CHED, PRC, and NBI accept the MFA Apostille directly. English is an official language under the 1987 Constitution, so Filipino translation is generally not required except at non-NCR PSA branches and Sharia Courts in BARMM.

Does Malaysia accept Thai MFA Apostille for EP, DP10, or MM2H?

No. Malaysia has not acceded to Hague Apostille as of mid-2026. Thai documents require MFA Legalisation + High Commission of Malaysia Bangkok (South Sathorn) + Wisma Putra Putrajaya before acceptance at Imigresen (EP/DP), JPN (marriage), MM2H Centre, or MQA. English is a co-official working language, so Bahasa Melayu translation is generally not required except at Mahkamah Syariah and some state Jabatan Tanah offices.

Does Sri Lanka accept a Thai MFA Apostille for visa and civil-registry use?

Yes. Sri Lanka acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention with effect from 5 January 2025 and Thailand acceded on 14 July 2025. The Sri Lankan Embassy in Bangkok ceased Thai-document legalisation in 2025. Department of Immigration & Emigration, Registrar General Department (marriage/birth), and the University Grants Commission accept the MFA Apostille directly. Sinhala/Tamil are official languages, but English is accepted by every central government authority.

Does Bangladesh accept Thai MFA Apostille for work permit or marriage?

No. Bangladesh has not acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention as of mid-2026. Thai documents require MFA Legalisation + Embassy of Bangladesh Bangkok (Thonglor) + MOFA Dhaka before acceptance at BIDA (work permit), Bangladesh Bank (FDI remittance), or the local Registrar Office (Muslim Marriages & Divorces Registration Act 1974 / Special Marriage Act 1872). Bangla translations must be produced in Bangladesh by a Notary Public–approved translator.

Does Pakistan accept Thai MFA Apostille for NADRA, FIA, or NOC use?

No. Pakistan is not a Hague Apostille party as of mid-2026. Thai documents require Thai MFA Legalisation + Embassy of Pakistan Bangkok (Sukhumvit 31) + Ministry of Foreign Affairs Islamabad before acceptance at NADRA, FIA, BISP, or the Punjab/Sindh Board of Revenue. Single/divorce certificates must declare religion (Muslim/Non-Muslim) under the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961; Urdu translations are done in Pakistan by a court-recognised translator.

Does Nepal accept Thai MFA Apostille for visa, CRO, or DAO marriage filings?

No. Nepal has not acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention as of mid-2026. Thai documents require Thai MFA Legalisation + Embassy of Nepal Bangkok (Sukhumvit Soi 23) + MOFA Kathmandu (Singha Durbar) before acceptance at the Department of Immigration, the Company Registrar Office (CRO), or the District Administration Office (DAO) under the Marriage Registration Act 2028. Nepali translations must be done in Nepal by a Notary Public registered with the Nepal Bar Council.

Does Brazil accept Thai MFA Apostille for Receita Federal, Cartório, or Junta Comercial?

Yes. Brazil acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention on 14 August 2016 and Thailand on 14 July 2025. The Thai MFA Apostille is accepted directly by Receita Federal (CPF/CNPJ), Cartório de Registro Civil, Polícia Federal (RNM residence), and Junta Comercial. The Embassy of Brazil in Bangkok no longer legalises Thai documents. Portuguese translations must be produced in Brazil by a Tradutor Público Juramentado (sworn translator) under Decreto 13.609/1943.

Does Mexico accept Thai MFA Apostille for INM, Registro Civil, or SAT?

Yes. Mexico acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention on 14 August 1995. The Thai MFA Apostille is accepted directly by INM (Instituto Nacional de Migración), Registro Civil, SAT (Servicio de Administración Tributaria), and Notario Público under the Reglamento de la Ley General de Población. Spanish translations must be produced by a Perito Traductor registered with the Tribunal Superior de Justicia of the destination state.

Does South Africa accept Thai MFA Apostille for Home Affairs, CIPC, or DIRCO?

Yes. South Africa acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention on 30 April 1995 under the Hague Convention Act 8 of 1996. The Thai MFA Apostille is accepted directly by the Department of Home Affairs (spouse/work visa), CIPC (company registration), DIRCO (Department of International Relations & Cooperation), and SARS. English translations certified by an MFA-registered Thai translator are accepted without further authentication.

Does Egypt accept Thai MFA Apostille for GAFI, Notary Public, or Personal Status Court?

No. Egypt has not acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention as of mid-2026. Thai documents require Thai MFA Legalisation + Embassy of Egypt Bangkok (Sukhumvit 49/Thonglor 10) + Ministry of Foreign Affairs Cairo (Tahrir Square) before acceptance at GAFI (General Authority for Investment), Ministry of Manpower, Notary Public Egypt, or the Personal Status Court under Law 68/1947. Arabic translations must be done in Egypt by a sworn translator registered with the Egyptian Ministry of Justice.

Does Nigeria accept Thai MFA Apostille for CAC, NIS, or Federal High Court?

No. Nigeria has not acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention as of mid-2026. Thai documents require Thai MFA Legalisation + Embassy of Nigeria Bangkok (Sathorn Soi 1) + MOFA Abuja (Tafawa Balewa House, Authentication Division) before acceptance at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Federal High Court, or Marriage Registry. English is the sole official language under the 1999 Constitution s.55 — no additional translation required.

Does Kenya accept Thai MFA Apostille for eCitizen, KRA, or Registrar of Companies?

Yes. Kenya acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention on 14 January 2025. Thai MFA Apostille is accepted directly by eCitizen, Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), Registrar of Companies (Sheria House Nairobi), Department of Immigration, and Marriage Registrar under Marriage Act 2014. No need to file through the Embassy of Kenya Bangkok. English translations by MFA Thailand–registered translators are accepted; some agencies (KRA, BRS) request Notary Public Kenya re-certification.

Does Argentina accept Thai MFA Apostille for Registro Civil, AFIP, or IGJ?

Yes. Argentina acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention on 18 February 1988 under Ley 23.458. Thai MFA Apostille is accepted directly by Registro Civil, AFIP (CUIT), IGJ (company registration), Dirección Nacional de Migraciones, and Poder Judicial. However, Ley 20.305 requires Spanish translation by a Traductor Público Juramentado registered with CTPCBA (Buenos Aires) — Thai translations are rejected by government agencies.

Does Chile accept Thai MFA Apostille for Registro Civil, SII, or CBR?

Yes. Chile acceded to the Hague Apostille Convention on 30 August 2016 under Ley 20.711. Thai MFA Apostille is accepted directly by Registro Civil (SRCeI), SII (RUT), Conservador de Bienes Raíces (CBR), Departamento de Extranjería, and Tribunales. DS 81/2015 (Ministerio RR.EE.) requires Spanish translation by a Traductor Oficial registered with Departamento de Traducciones (Catedral 1158, Santiago) for Registro Civil, CBR, and Tribunales.

Is Iran a Hague Apostille member — what chain is required?

No (as of mid-2026) — Thai documents need the three-stage Tasdiq chain: MFA Thailand + Embassy of Iran Bangkok (Soi Pridi 71 Sukhumvit, Sun–Thu 09:00–12:00) + MOFA Tehran (Pasdaran, Vezarat-e Omur-e Khareje) Authentication Department before acceptance by Sazman-e Sabt-e Ahval, Mahzar, NAJA-FARAJA, Vezarat-e Kar, and Dadgah-e Khanevadeh under Civil Code 1928 + Notaries Law 1316/1937 + Family Protection Law 1391/2012. NYC screens every client against OFAC SDN + EU CFSP + UK OFSI before accepting work — USD and US-bank rails are prohibited; payment routes via EUR through European banks or Hawala.

Iraq Federal vs KRG — which chain to use?

Depends on destination. Documents used in Federal Iraq (Baghdad, Basra, Mosul, Najaf, Karbala) need MFA Thailand + Embassy of Iraq Bangkok (Ekkamai 5) + MOFA Baghdad Tasdiq (Green Zone International Zone) under Civil Code 40/1951 + Personal Status Law 188/1959. Documents used in KRG (Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, Duhok) need KRG MOFA Apostille-equivalent (Salahaddin Building Erbil) first and per the 2017 MOU may bypass MOFA Baghdad. Picking wrong means redoing the entire chain — adds 20–28 days. NYC asks for the destination province and agency before starting.

How does ASEZA Aqaba differ from Amman?

Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA, established 2001 under Law 32/2000) operates a one-stop shop combining MOFA branch + MOL + Lands office + Customs in a single building (Aqaba City Center) — 30% faster processing + Corporate Tax 0–5% (vs mainland 20%) + Expat Income Tax 5% (vs 20%). Documents for Amman/Irbid/Zarqa go through MOFA Amman 4th Circle Jabal Amman (Department of Authentication & Translation), Sun–Thu 08:30–14:30 (Ramadan 09:00–13:00, closed Fri–Sat). NYC routes via the Aqaba or Amman partner per destination.

Lebanon inter-faith marriage — can it be done from Bangkok?

Bangkok only hosts an Honorary Consulate in Pattaya — for certified legalisation, ship to the Consulate General in Kuala Lumpur (Jalan Ampang) or Riyadh (Diplomatic Quarter) first, adding 10–14 days of round-trip DHL. Inter-faith options: (1) convert religion via Dar Al-Fatwa or Bkerké Patriarchate; (2) marry in Cyprus (Larnaca/Paphos Civil Marriage Office, EUR 280–500, 1–2 days) or Türkiye (Istanbul Beyoğlu) then register with the Ministry of Interior in Beirut under Decree 8837/1932 — automatic recognition; (3) Removal of Sect (available since 2009) — no court accepts it yet, cannot be used for in-Lebanon marriage. Beware the Boycott Law of 1955 — passports with Israeli stamps are barred from entering Lebanon.

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