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The certification of non-Thai nationals’ signature
The Royal Thai Embassy is not allowed to directly certify the genuine signature of non-Thai nationals.
- Belgian and Luxembourgish nationals wishing to sign Thai documents or documents that need to be used in Thailand (e.g. power of attorney) need to do the following:
- A document signed with the signature must be certified by a notary or a Mayor/Burgemestre + a copy of the passport
- Legalise such documents at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belgium/Luxembourg in a sticker/paper version. (The Embassy does not accept a digital version)
- Legalise the legalisation apostille certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Royal Thai Embassy in Brussels by preparing documents as follows:
- no.1: A Legalisation application form (this is not an attorney form) and indicate the number of apostils that need certifying
- no.2: An original document and a copy of the passport that has been legalised by the MFA of Belgium/ Luxembourg ( apostils in a paper version only) * a digital version is not accepted
- no.3 :(If any) a translated version that has been legalised by the Ministry of Justice and the MFA
- no.4: A facsimile/ an exact photocopy (recto-verso) of no. 2 ( and no. 3)
- Fees: 15 euros per apostille
The Consul will certify the genuine signature of the MFA officers only (The content of the document is not certified).