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Thailand → Hong KongHague Apostille

Thai Police Clearance for Hong Kong Employment / QMAS

HK Employment Visa / QMAS

A foreigner's PCC differs from a Thai national's in two key ways: every passport ever used to enter Thailand must be attached, and a five-year address history query is mandatory. PCC + English translation — HK Immigration Department accepts it directly. Get a destination-specific PCC + visa document checklist by email.

Destination
HK Immigration Department
Price
THB 3,500–6,000
Turnaround
10–14 days
Validity
6 months

Why the PCC is the gating document for HK Employment Visa / QMAS

PCC + English translation — HK Immigration Department accepts it directly.

This PCC file is filed with HK Immigration Department, whose evidentiary bar the NYC team knows from live casework. Fingerprinting, Royal Thai Police coordination, certified translation and MFA / destination-embassy legalisation run as a single team, not a chain of hand-offs.

What clients most often ask about — Legalisation chain

  1. 1Fingerprinting
  2. 2RTP submission
  3. 3English translation

Hong Kong is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention — Thailand acceded on 25 Dec 2025, so consular legalisation is no longer required.

Watch-outs when preparing a Thai PCC for — Document checklist

  • Thai national ID copy
  • Passport bio-page copy
  • Ink-rolled fingerprint form
  • Two 1-inch colour photos
  • Power of attorney
  • Employer sponsor letter

Cost, turnaround and validity of the PCC for — Watch-outs for HK Employment Visa / QMAS

  • HK accepts a certified English translation — no Apostille needed.
  • QMAS Talent List categories require PCC + skills assessment.

FAQ (HK Employment Visa / QMAS)

Right of Abode — every time?

Every 7 years at Permanent Residency renewal.

Traditional or simplified?

English only — no Chinese translation needed.

IANG (student → work) — required?

Usually no, unless immigration asks.

Related PCC matrix pages