Thai Legalisation

The Simplest Way To Legalise UK and Irish Documents

Welcome to the Thai Legalisation 1-2-3:

Send your documents to our UK offices
We handle all the legalisation steps for Thailand
We send them back your chosen address

Told you it was simple!

100% Acceptance Guarantee

We have helped thousands of clients to have their UK and Irish documents legalised. We're so confident you can trust our service that we will refund your entire order if your documents are rejected.

In fact we've never had a document rejected in Thailand so this is a fairly safe bet for us.

Request A Quote (1-Hour Response)

We offer multi-document discounts when we are legalising more than one UK or Irish document at the same time. If you need an individual quotation, click on the 'Request a Quote' button below, and fill in the form. We'll get back to you as soon as possible, usually within the hour.

Full Thai Legalisation Service

Thai Embassy Only

Thai Legalisation Details

Using our Legalisation service for Thailand will give you complete peace of mind and will ensure that you get what you need in a timescale to suit your needs.

Our friendly and expert team have many years of experience and handle legalisations on a daily basis. This service includes:

Certification by a UK Solicitor where needed (a Notary Public is not needed). In this case the work will be done on a certified copy rather than on the original, though can be done on the original on request.
Apostille legalisation by the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office
Consular legalisation by the Thai Embassy in London
All dispersements and charges

Being fully aware of what the Thai Embassy in London need to make sure that your legalisation service is handled quickly and efficiently means you can sit back and relax knowing that everything will be dealt with correctly. If you have questions we have a specialist team ready to take your call NOW on +44 (0)330 088 1142. Alternatively you can fill in our enquiry form or contact us.

NOTE: Please be aware that ACCA Certificates require the work to be done on the original document, so a certified copy can not be made.

Disclaimer: Due to unforeseen circumstances, Irish documents are taking longer to legalise. Please allow up to one extra week for the attestation of an Irish document.

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