Thai Apostille for Education Documents

Degrees, transcripts and enrolment letters often need proof that a genuine institution issued them. Before 28 February 2027 Thailand issues no Apostilles, so the route is MFA legalisation plus embassy legalisation where required. Many universities and credential evaluators prefer documents sent directly by the institution, so read the receiver's rules first.

• Obtain originals or certified copies from the registrar of the university or school
• Some documents need the parent agency to verify the official's signature first — confirm with the MFA for that document type
• Translate and file for MFA legalisation
• Embassy legalisation, or delivery in the format the receiver specifies

• Each evaluator has its own list and delivery method; some need no consular step at all
• Use the English programme title the institution itself uses
• Grades and credits are translated as written, never converted
• If your name changed, attach the certified name-change certificate

Institution requests, multi-step authentication and courier times vary widely, so we give no fixed timeline. We plan backward from your deadline and advise whether to file now or after the Apostille takes effect. Government fees follow each authority's schedule on the filing date.

• Photos of the degree and every transcript page
• The receiver's document requirements
• Your application deadline
• Fees: ask our team for a quote