Professional Interpreter Services — 5 Categories
Court · Government · Business · Medical · Escort/Remote Interpreters
Professional interpreters for government, court, business and medical settings. We assess the language and format before confirming. Book online daily 09:00–18:00 (ICT).
Court & Legal Interpreter
ITP-LEGprofessional interpreters for court testimony, police interviews, and arbitration nationwide.
Government Liaison & Marriage Interpreter
ITP-GOVConcierge interpretation at district offices, Immigration, MoL, and embassies per DOPA regulations.
Business & Conference Interpreting
ITP-BIZSimultaneous / consecutive / whisper interpreters for M&A negotiations, international conferences, trade shows, and factory audits.
Medical & Healthcare Interpreter
ITP-MEDHospital and specialty-clinic interpreters for foreign patients and medical tourists.
Escort & Remote Interpreter (VRI/OPI)
ITP-VIPPersonal escort interpreters for VIPs, Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) via Zoom/Teams, and Over-the-Phone Interpreting (OPI) daily 09:00–18:00 (ICT).
Ask about fees — LINE @THAIL · Tel 064-2894888
What to know before booking an interpreter
Match the interpreting mode to the event
Government appointments, police statements and marriage registrations usually use consecutive interpreting, where the speaker pauses and the interpreter renders each part, so officials can record every word. Conferences with larger audiences may use simultaneous interpreting, which needs a booth and equipment and normally two interpreters working in turns.
Send material in advance
An interpreter who sees the agenda, draft contract or participant list before the day renders names, figures and technical terms far more accurately, especially in legal and medical settings. We ask clients to share relevant documents in advance and keep all material confidential.
Interpreters in court and at government offices
In litigation, the court decides which interpreter may act, and the interpreter must take an oath or affirmation before interpreting. Some offices, such as district offices or police stations, may set their own requirements or ask for interpreter identification. Check the office's conditions before booking; we will assign an interpreter who meets them or tell you plainly if we cannot.
- Civil Procedure Code s.46 (interpreters in court) — Office of the Council of State
- Office of the Judiciary — court interpreter information
- AIIC — professional standards for conference interpreting
Reviewed by the ILC translation and legal team · Review date 4 Oct 2026
General information, not advice for your specific case. Acceptance of an interpreter is decided by the court or receiving office. Service fee: please ask our team.