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General POA · Hague-ready

General Power of Attorney for Overseas Use (Thai Notary)

A general Power of Attorney signed at a Thai notary can be legalised through the MFA/Apostille chain and used to sell property, close accounts, or represent you before a foreign court. We draft the scope, verify identity, witness the signature, and hand over the bilingual instrument in a single visit.

Quick answer: General Power of Attorney for Overseas Use (Thai Notary)THB 1,500–3,000 · turnaround 4–24 hours · performed by a Notarial Services Attorney registered under the Lawyers Council of Thailand (2003 regulation). Order on LINE @NYC168 or call +66 83 249 4999(Mon–Sat 09:00–18:00 ICT).

What you receive

You receive a bilingual (Thai/English) POA, notarial certificate, register number, and — on request — an inline MFA legalisation booking so the entire chain closes within one working week.

Which authorities accept this

Compatible with UK Powers of Attorney Act 1971, Australian state Powers of Attorney Acts, Singapore Application of English Law Act, and civil-code POA regimes across the EU when paired with Apostille.

  • ร่าง/ตรวจ POA text bilingual
  • รับรองลายมือชื่อ
  • Notarial Certificate

FAQ

How specific must the powers be?

As specific as the receiving registrar demands. Land registries and banks reject 'general and unlimited' language; they want enumerated powers. We tailor the draft accordingly.

Can I sign a POA in favour of a foreign law firm?

Yes. Add the firm's registered address and its practising licence reference so the receiver can verify the attorney-in-fact.

What is the validity period?

A Thai POA has no statutory expiry. Foreign registrars usually accept POAs up to 12 months from notarisation for one-off transactions; longer for standing appointments.

Ready to book the notary?

Send us a scan on LINE — we confirm price and slot within 30 minutes (Bangkok business hours).

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Related services · internal guide

Document work is a chain: certification, translation and lodgement each have their own authority. These pages explain the neighbouring steps so you can plan the whole file, not just one stamp.

External references · official sources

Official sources — Notary Public

Every requirement on this page can be checked against the issuing authority. Rules change; always confirm with the source before you file.

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