Who can apply
The record holder applies with their ID card. For job or agency use, keep the notice stating this document is required.
Thai nationals request their own criminal record certificate from the Criminal Records Division or a police station accepting applications, using their ID card and fingerprints. The check is fingerprint-based, not a name-only search.

Thai nationals request their own criminal record certificate from the Criminal Records Division or a police station accepting applications, using their ID card and fingerprints. The check is fingerprint-based, not a name-only search.
This page explains self-checks for use within Thailand. Procedures follow announcements of the Criminal Records Division, Royal Thai Police, which may change; check the latest notice before filing.
The record holder applies with their ID card. For job or agency use, keep the notice stating this document is required.
Fingerprints are taken in person because records are linked by fingerprints; no one can be fingerprinted on your behalf.
The certificate states whether a record was found. If one is found, officials may request case documents or judgments.
Names must match the ID card and filing documents; attach name-change evidence if applicable.
There is no fixed statutory validity; each receiving agency sets how recent the certificate must be.
For use abroad, request the overseas-use version, then translate and legalise it as the destination requires.




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