Power of Attorney Between Thailand and Abroad: Drafting, Notarisation and Legalisation
A power of attorney lets someone act for you — selling property, handling a bank matter or collecting documents. Thai offices often have their own forms, especially the Land Department. If you sign abroad for use in Thailand, your signature is usually witnessed by a notary or the Thai embassy. If you sign in Thailand for use abroad, it is usually notarised and certified by the MFA, then legalised as the destination requires.
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Use the receiving office's wording
Generic templates are frequently rejected. Ask the office that will rely on the document for its form or wording, including the exact powers granted and any validity period. We do not give legal advice on what powers you should grant.
How we work, step by step
- Get the form. We obtain the receiving office's required form or wording.
- Translate. We prepare a bilingual or translated version where needed.
- Sign correctly. You sign before the notary or embassy the destination accepts.
- Certify. We arrange MFA certification or embassy legalisation.
- Deliver. The attorney receives the original with copies of your ID.
Questions we are asked most
Can I sign at the Thai embassy abroad?
Many Thai embassies witness signatures on powers of attorney for use in Thailand; book ahead.
Do you publish prices or guarantee acceptance?
No. We quote after seeing the documents, and acceptance is decided by the office that receives them.
Official sources
Reviewed 9 October 2026. These links are starting points; the receiving authority decides the current case-specific requirements.
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