Why Chinese citizens need a Thai Notary Public for "Real Estate Sale Contract"
Notarisation of real estate sale contracts for cross-border transactions.
Common Chinese use cases: ผู้ซื้อ/ผู้ขายต่างชาติ · Escrow ระหว่างประเทศ · Family transfer ข้ามประเทศ
China accepts Thai documents that complete the Notary + MFA + Embassy chain.
Documents to prepare (Chinese clients)
• สัญญาซื้อขายฉบับร่าง • โฉนด/นส.3 • พาสปอร์ตคู่สัญญา
• Your Chinese passport (original + 2 copies) — we pre-screen for free to avoid rejection in China.
Full chain for use in China
1) Notary Public certification (ระยะเวลาขึ้นกับเอกสาร โปรดสอบถามเจ้าหน้าที่)
2) Mandarin Chinese (Simplified) translation by MFA-listed translator
3) MFA Consular Department (2–3 business days)
4) China Embassy in Bangkok final legalisation
Total cost estimate: Notary translation + MFA + China Embassy fees.
Visa / status commonly held by Chinese clients
Most Chinese clients hold: LTR-Wealthy · Elite · Investment (B) · DTV
We bundle visa support, notarisation, and property/investment paperwork in one workflow.
FX / repatriation — Chinese context
CNY → USD → THB; SAFE outbound cap USD 50k/yr/person — most buyers use HKD/SGD intermediary or corporate route
FAQ
Are Thai Notary Public documents recognised in China?
Yes — once the Notary + MFA + China Embassy chain is complete, the document carries the same legal force as an original in China.
Do I always need a Mandarin Chinese (Simplified) translation?
Usually yes — except when the document is already in English and China accepts English. We confirm before starting.
Can Chinese clients abroad use this service?
Yes — appoint a representative in Thailand or ship documents by international courier; we manage everything and ship back.
Total cost estimate?
Notary Mandarin Chinese (Simplified) translation MFA set by the relevant government agency per stamp (standard) or set by the relevant government agency (express) + China Embassy fees.
Timeline?
Standard 5–10 business days; express in 1–3 days available.






