Academic Document Legalization for International Use EDU-APOSTILLE
Check the receiving authority’s translation, Thai MFA legalization and embassy requirements for academic documents.
Who
Graduates relocating to Apostille-Convention states (US, UK, Germany, Australia, Japan, etc.)
Gov Fee
Check current MFA and embassy fee schedules
Timeline
Timing assessed on your documents
Authority
Thai MFA Consular Department (legalization; not yet issuing Apostilles)
Legal Basis
HCCH Apostille Convention 1961; Thailand deposited accession 30 June 2026; effective 28 February 2027
Eligibility
- Document is an academic record + destination is HCCH member state
Required Documents
- Original or certified-copy academic document
- certified translator certified translation (if not in English)
- Photo ID
Procedure
- Prepare document + certified translation
- Check Thai MFA legalization requirements
- Check whether destination-embassy attestation is required
- Confirm acceptance with the receiving authority before filing
Fee Structure
Thailand cannot issue Apostilles yet; fees and timing depend on the documents and receiving authority.
Cross-Border Notes
Non-HCCH destinations (e.g., China for some docs, UAE for some uses) still require chain legalization through destination embassy.
Related Services
ILC handles the full legalization chain — certified translator + MFA Consular + Apostille or destination embassy + DHL courier.
Post-Service Policy
If a document is rejected due to a defect in our translation or certification, we redo and resubmit at no extra service fee (government fees excluded). This is service responsibility, not a guarantee of any institutional decision.
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What is Academic Document Legalization for International Use?
Academic Document Legalization for International Use — Check the receiving authority’s translation, Thai MFA legalization and embassy requirements for academic documents.
Who is this for?
Graduates relocating to Apostille-Convention states (US, UK, Germany, Australia, Japan, etc.)
Fees and timeline?
Check current MFA and embassy fee schedules; Timing assessed on your documents
Legal basis?
HCCH Apostille Convention 1961; Thailand deposited accession 30 June 2026; effective 28 February 2027
Issuing authority?
Thai MFA Consular Department (legalization; not yet issuing Apostilles)
Required documents?
Original or certified-copy academic document; certified translator certified translation (if not in English); Photo ID
Procedure steps?
Prepare document + certified translation; Check Thai MFA legalization requirements; Check whether destination-embassy attestation is required; Confirm acceptance with the receiving authority before filing
How are fees structured?
Thailand cannot issue Apostilles yet; fees and timing depend on the documents and receiving authority.
Cross-border notes?
Non-HCCH destinations (e.g., China for some docs, UAE for some uses) still require chain legalization through destination embassy.
Rejection policy?
If rejection is due to a defect on our side, we redo and resubmit at no extra service fee (government fees excluded).