By Province & Upcountry Filing

At any provincial police station (must be signed and stamped by a duty officer). Alternatively, book Mobile Fingerprinting services in Chiang Mai, Phuket, Khon Kaen, Udon Thani, Pattaya — the technician comes to your hotel/office.

Full-service agencies in Isan (Khon Kaen, Udon Thani, Nong Khai, Mukdahan) handle fingerprinting locally and courier documents to Bangkok for PCSC filing — clients never need to travel to Bangkok.

Yes. Notarial Services Attorneys based in Udon Thani serve the large expat community there. Consultation available in English, French, German, and Russian.

Phuket-based Notarial Services Attorneys offer Mobile Fingerprinting island-wide (hotel/villa/office), local translation, MFA + embassy runs via Bangkok office, and DHL delivery worldwide. Full cycle 10–14 days.

Yes. Mobile Fingerprinting operates in Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Pattaya, Khon Kaen, Udon Thani — technicians visit your hotel/office/villa. Fees start at THB 3,500 in-city (plus travel outside).

Yes. Notarial Services Attorneys licensed by the Lawyers Council of Thailand serve Khon Kaen and surrounding Isan provinces.

Yes. Fingerprinting is done locally in Udon Thani, and the agent files at PCSC Bangkok via POA. The client never travels to Bangkok.

Yes. Phuket-based Notarial Services Attorneys serve island-wide with mobile fingerprinting, local translation, Bangkok liaison for MFA/embassies, and worldwide DHL delivery.

Yes. Pattaya agents dispatch to Bangkok via NCA courier (same-day) or domestic air cargo (2–3 hours). Full cycle 10–14 days including PCSC processing.

No. The certificate is issued only by the PCSC at Royal Thai Police HQ in Bangkok, but you can be fingerprinted at Phuket City Police Station or Phuket Provincial Police, then appoint an agent by Power of Attorney to file and collect in Bangkok. Documents return by EMS or DHL; total 10–15 working days.

The process is identical to Bangkok plus 1–2 days of courier time each way — usually 12–18 working days via an agent with POA. Add 3–5 working days if MFA legalization is required afterwards.

Get fingerprinted at Pattaya City Police Station or Chonburi Provincial Police, then have an agent file at the PCSC in Bangkok. Same-day courier from Pattaya keeps the total to roughly 10–14 working days.

Use registered EMS or a tracked domestic courier, and scan every page before sending. The critical originals are the fingerprint card and the signed POA; if lost, the whole fingerprint set must be redone.

Yes. We post you a document pack with the fingerprint form, you visit your local police station, then return everything in the prepaid envelope. No trip to Bangkok required.

Yes — fingerprinting is not tied to your house registration. Any police station with a records section can do it, provided the officer signs and applies the unit's official stamp to the card.

The steps are the same; allow 1–2 extra days for ferry and courier transit. Get fingerprinted at the island police station and ship by EMS so you have proof of dispatch.

Yes. Visa class does not restrict eligibility. Submit your passport, all visa pages and entry stamps, plus proof of address (TM.30 or lease) so the PCSC can confirm your periods of stay in Thailand.

MFA legalization offices are in Bangkok (Chaengwattana) and Chiang Mai only — there is none in Phuket. Your agent continues straight to MFA in Bangkok after collection, avoiding a second round trip.

Realistically no: even expedited PCSC processing takes 7–10 working days. The practical route is to upload your PCSC application receipt, notify Home Affairs that the check is in progress, and submit the certificate when it arrives.

No, if you are in Thailand: sign the official form and attach a certified copy of your ID or passport. If you are overseas, the POA must be signed before a Thai consular officer or notarized and then apostilled or legalized.

Include an employment letter or the foreign contract stating the purpose and destination country. That lets the PCSC issue the English version with the destination named exactly as your employer requires.

Yes, remotely — coordination by LINE or phone, documents by post, and an optional in-person signing point in Phuket for clients who prefer to hand over originals directly.

Yes: local fingerprinting → PCSC filing → certified translation if needed → MFA → destination embassy in Bangkok → return by EMS or DHL. Total 3–5 weeks depending on the embassy.

No. Every certificate is issued centrally by the Criminal Records Division in Bangkok, with the same form, Garuda seal and authorized signatures nationwide.

The check runs against the national database, so any recorded case from any province can appear. If a case was finalized and qualifies for record clearance, attach the court order so the officer can assess it.

Yes, within Phuket Town, Patong, Kata, Karon, Rawai, Cherngtalay and Bang Tao we can collect and deliver at your address. Outside those areas we use EMS or a courier.