FCDO Legalisation for Thailand

Welcome to Wharf Notaries, a trusted UK notarial service provider. Our experienced team specialises in notarising, apostilling, and legalising documents for Thailand, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements. Whether for business or personal use, we make the legalisation process straightforward and efficient.

FCDO Document Legalisation Process

Documents intended for use in Thailand must first be apostilled by the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office (FCDO), then submitted to the Consular Section of the Embassy of Thailand for attestation.

Fees

The fee is £50 per document.

Processing Times

Typically 5–6 working days.

Contact Us For Notarisation And Apostille Services

For any assistance with notarisation and apostille services, our expert team is here to help. Whether you need document certification, legalisation, or an apostille for use abroad, we ensure a seamless and efficient process tailored to the requirements of Thailand. Contact us today to discuss your needs, and let us guide you through every step with professionalism and care.

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