Embassy of Russia in Thailand
Tourist, Business, Work, Marriage
The Embassy of Russia in Thailand is located at 78 Sap Road, Bang Rak, Bangkok. Thai documents submitted to the embassy normally have to be translated into an accepted language and legalized by the Department of Consular Affairs at the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs before the embassy appointment. ILC handles translation, consular legalization and submission end to end.
Location & contact
📍 78 Sap Road, Bang Rak, Bangkok
Commonly required documents
- • รับรองกงสุล
- • แปลรัสเซีย
- • Apostille
ILC services for the Embassy of Russia
- • Certified translation by accredited translators (fees quoted on request)
- • Notary Public certification (fees quoted on request)
- • MFA consular legalization (confirm the current government fee with MFA; handling quoted on request)
- • Embassy submission on your behalf (fees quoted on request)
- • Domestic and international delivery at carrier rates
Post-service policy: if the embassy returns documents for translation or formatting issues, ILC re-issues the corrected file at no extra service charge. Government fees are billed at actual cost.
FAQ — Embassy of Russia in Thailand
Where is the Embassy of Russia in Thailand located?
78 Sap Road, Bang Rak, Bangkok. Always confirm opening hours and the appointment channel on the embassy’s official website before travelling.
Can ILC translate and certify documents for the Embassy of Russia?
Yes — certified translation, legalization of the translation at the Department of Consular Affairs (Thai MFA), and submission to the embassy. Fees depend on document type, number of sets and each embassy’s own requirements; send your files for an assessment before we start.
Is an appointment required?
Most embassies in Bangkok require an online appointment booked through their own system. Availability differs by mission; our team can check the calendar and book on your behalf.
What is the usual order of certification for Thai documents?
Obtain the original from the issuing Thai authority, have it translated into the language the embassy accepts, have the translation and translator’s signature legalized by the Department of Consular Affairs, then submit to the embassy. Private documents must first be attested by a Thai notarial services attorney.
Does the Hague Apostille remove the embassy step?
If the destination country is a party to the Apostille Convention and accepts an Apostille for that document type, no further embassy legalization is needed. If it is not a party, or the receiving body requires otherwise, the embassy step still applies. Check party status at hcch.net.
Can photocopies be used instead of originals?
Consular and embassy legalization generally require the original document or a copy certified by the issuing authority. Self-made photocopies are usually rejected.
How long does the process take?
Turnaround depends on the consular department’s queue and the embassy’s appointment slots, so a fixed number of days cannot be promised in advance. We give an estimated window once the documents have been reviewed.