Professional License / Practising Certificate — translation & legalization

The Professional License / Practising Certificate is a legal / court document. Most common uses: AHPRA registration (medical/nursing) · Engineers Australia · Bar admission abroad · Teacher registration

Typically about 2 page(s), but we always count the actual pages of your copy.

Yes — MFA legalization is normally required before overseas use.

Many countries require a second legalization at their embassy/consulate in Thailand after MFA.

certified translation → MFA (Department of Consular Affairs) legalization → destination embassy legalization

Covers Medical Council of Thailand (พ.ท.), Nursing Council, Council of Engineers, Lawyers Council certificates. Issuing council seal must be visible on scans.

It must match the passport letter-for-letter; mismatches are a leading cause of rejection. We cross-check before submitting for legalization.

Translation can start from a clear scan or photo, but consular/embassy legalization requires the original or a copy certified by the issuing office.

Thai documents themselves rarely expire, but receiving authorities commonly require the document (or its legalized set) to be recent — often within 3–6 months. Plan the timing so it is still fresh on submission day.

Send a photo or scan via LINE or email with the destination country/authority and your submission date. We confirm the exact route (certified translation → MFA (Department of Consular Affairs) legalization → destination embassy legalization) and We quote every job in writing before work starts and bill government fees at cost.

A passport copy of the document holder, a power of attorney if we act on your behalf, and any checklist or form issued by the receiving authority.