Thai medical specialty credentials — translation and legalization

Physicians trained in Thailand who register with a foreign medical board are normally asked for primary-source documents issued by the Thai Medical Council: the specialty board certificate, any subspecialty diploma, a current medical licence and a certificate of good standing. Each specialty page below explains which documents that board typically requires, how the certified English translation is prepared, and how the Department of Consular Affairs legalizes the set before it is filed abroad. Requirements are set by the receiving authority and change over time — confirm the current checklist with that authority before you file.