Thai birth certificates
Names, dates of birth, parent details, registration numbers and stamps on birth certificates issued in Thailand, prepared as a Thai-to-English or English-to-Thai translation as requested.
Birth certificate translation
Thai to English • English to Thai
ATIS® – Australian Translation & Interpretation Services provides NAATI-certified translation between Thai and English for clients across Australia. Professional translation between Thai and English is available in both directions.
Thai to English • English to Thai
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PDFProfessional translation between Thai and English is available in both directions. When NAATI certification is required, a NAATI Certified Translator credentialed for the requested language direction prepares the translation.
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Names, dates of birth, parent details, registration numbers and stamps on birth certificates issued in Thailand, prepared as a Thai-to-English or English-to-Thai translation as requested.
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Identity-page names, numbers, dates and official annotations on Thai or English passports when a translation of those details is requested. Include visa or endorsement pages only if they contain text to translate.
Passport translationCase numbers, dates, stamps and printed entries on police certificates written in Thai. Include every page that shows official markings so names and file numbers can be translated as they appear.
Police-related translationIncident details, dates and handwritten notes on police reports written in Thai. Upload a complete, readable scan of each page, including stamps and signatures.
Police-related translationCourt papers, affidavits, contracts and related legal documents written in Thai or English when a translation in the other language is requested. Include every page that contains text or stamps.
Document translation servicesThai-to-English translation is commonly requested when a document issued in Thailand must be read by an Australian organisation. Typical purposes include:
Civil-status, identity, police and supporting documents written in Thai are often uploaded for Australian visa and migration files.
School records, university transcripts, academic certificates, diplomas and degrees issued in Thai can be translated for admissions or skills assessment.
Employment letters, experience certificates and related papers written in Thai can be quoted when an Australian employer or assessing body asks for an English version.
Thai driver licences, police or legal documents and other administrative papers can be translated for licensing, court or departmental use when an English version is requested.
English-to-Thai translation is available when an Australian or English-language document must be read in Thailand, including civil, education, employment and personal files.
Ask the receiving organisation whether it also requires notarisation, legalisation or consular authentication.
Upload a clear scan to receive a quote, or place an order if you already know the page count.
Send clear colour scans or photographs through Get a Quote. Include every page and reverse side that contains text, stamps or handwritten notes.
Tell us the language direction and document type. We review the files you upload and send a quote based on those pages.
When NAATI certification is required, a NAATI Certified Translator credentialed for the requested language direction prepares the translation. The work is reviewed before release.
The completed translation is delivered by email as a digital PDF where this format applies. Follow the receiving organisation’s instructions when submitting it.
Names, dates, registration numbers and other details are translated as they appear on the source, including English text already printed beside Thai text.
Relevant stamps, seals and handwritten notes are identified in the translation. Formatting is reproduced as closely as practical so the translation remains easy to compare with the source.
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Upload a clear scan through Get a Quote. Use Book Now if you already know the page count and want to place an order. Contact ATIS if you need to ask about a specific Thai or English document first.