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Identity evidence · Form 80/1221

NAATI Translation of Thai National ID Card (บัตรประชาชน)

The Thai ID card is a two-sided smart card. DHA needs both sides translated together with the machine-readable zone rendered as text — not a screenshot. This SKU delivers a two-sided facing translation formatted for Form 80 and Form 1221 evidence bundles.

Quick answer: NAATI Translation of Thai National ID Card (บัตรประชาชน)THB 1,300–2,500 · turnaround 5–7 business days · NAATI 2022-scheme certified with Statement of Accuracy. Order via LINE @NYCLI or call +66 81 562 0444.

What you receive

Includes obverse and reverse translation, MRZ transliteration, chip issue date, and a translator's note that identifies the ID as a Thai national identification card under Civil Registration Act B.E. 2534 for the case officer's benefit.

Australian authority acceptance

Required for Form 80 identity evidence, VEVO account merges, and OMARA-agent case files.

  • PDF soft copy พร้อม NAATI digital stamp
  • Statement of Accuracy (NAATI CoE 2022)
  • Cross-check ชื่อ/เลขที่/วันที่ 2 รอบ (translator + QA)
  • ไฟล์ส่งผ่าน LINE / อีเมล ภายในระยะเวลาที่กำหนด
  • Re-issue ฟรี หาก DHA ขอแก้จากข้อผิดพลาดของเรา

FAQ

Do I need to translate an expired ID card?

Yes if the expired card was the ID in use at the time of a critical event (e.g., marriage, prior visa lodgement). DHA reads identity as a timeline, not a snapshot.

Can I use my Thai passport instead of the ID card?

For DHA identity you can, but the ID card is the only document that links a person to their Thai civil registration file — required when we need to prove continuity of name across Thai-side records.

Why does the translation include the MRZ in text form?

OMARA agents scan the MRZ into case management software. A rendered text MRZ removes the OCR failure mode on scanned card photos.

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Related services · internal guide

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