What is a Thai PCC for use in Armenia?
A Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is the official Thai record confirming whether you have a criminal record in Thailand. It is required by Armenia authorities for immigration visas · permanent residency · work permits · professional licensing · marriage registration · inter-country adoption.
For Armenia, the full legalisation chain is: CID (Royal Thai Police) → Certified Translation → MFA Apostille → ready for use in Armenia.
Authentication route for Armenia
Armenia is a party to the 1961 Apostille Convention (Thailand acceded in November 2024). A Thai PCC for Armenia therefore only needs an MFA Apostille — no embassy step required, saving time and cost.
Workflow: 1) Request PCC at CID 2) Certified English translation 3) MFA Apostille 4) International courier to Armenia.
Documents required to apply
1) Original passport plus copies of every stamped page.
2) Thai national ID (if applicable) or alien certificate.
3) Thai house registration / proof of address.
4) Four passport-size photos (4×6 cm) on white background, no older than 6 months.
5) Signed power of attorney (we prepare it).
6) FD-258 fingerprint card (only for USCIS/FBI and some Australian PR streams).
Pricing and turnaround
Full package for Armenia: from THB 4,500 — includes CID fee, certified translation, MFA fee, and international courier (4–6 business days).
Total turnaround: 7–14 business days in Thailand plus international courier (4–6 business days). Fixed price quoted in writing before we start.
Common use cases in Armenia
· Permanent Residency / Citizenship
· Work permits and professional licensing (medical, nursing, engineering)
· Family / Marriage / Spouse / Fiancé visas
· Inter-country adoption
· Corporate background screening for senior roles
· Marriage registration abroad
Why Armenia clients choose NYC Legal
We have processed full-chain PCCs to Armenia and 195+ other destinations — 2,500+ files per year. We know the exact format each receiving authority expects, so the document is never bounced back.
Online tracking from CID intake all the way to delivery in Armenia, including EMS/DHL tracking number visible in your client portal.
FAQ
Does a Thai PCC for Armenia need Apostille or embassy legalisation?
Armenia accepts Apostille — a single MFA step is sufficient, no embassy step required.
Total time including courier to Armenia?
7–14 business days in Thailand plus 4–6 business days international courier — typically 2–4 weeks end-to-end.
How much does it cost?
From THB 4,500 all-in. Written fixed quote before we start.
Can you do this while I am already in Armenia?
Yes — sign a power of attorney legalised by the Thai Embassy in Armenia. We collect, process, and courier the finished document back to you in Armenia.
How long is a Thai PCC valid?
Typically 3–6 months from issuance. Most Armenia authorities will not accept a PCC older than 6 months.