Certified Translation — FAQ
Legal, government, visa and business translation with certification for official filing.
5 questions · referenced to Thai law and official announcements · service fees quoted per case — contact our team directly
Q1.Which languages do you translate?
We cover the major pairs (English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean) and less common ones (Arabic, Hebrew, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, Burmese), using native-speaking translators experienced in official document formats.
Permalink to this questionQ2.How is translation priced?
Pricing depends on word count, document type, language pair and turnaround, and is quoted per case. A written quotation is always issued before work starts — request one by phone, LINE or email.
Permalink to this questionQ3.Can you provide NAATI-certified translation for Australia?
Yes. We work with NAATI-certified translators in Australia. The translation carries the translator's NAATI stamp and practitioner number, accepted by Home Affairs, Centrelink and other Australian authorities.
Permalink to this questionQ4.How long does translation take?
Typical documents of 1–3 pages take 1–2 business days; complex sets of 10 pages or more take 3–7 business days. Rush handling within 24 hours is available on request subject to capacity.
Permalink to this questionQ5.Is my document kept confidential?
Yes. Work is covered by NDA and handled in line with Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 (2019). Files are stored encrypted and destroyed within 90 days of delivery, or earlier on request.
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