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Q1151. How are international third-party liability insurance contracts legalized for Thailand?

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Legalization of a foreign third-party liability insurance contract depends on who will receive it in Thailand. First, ask the Thai recipient whether it needs the full policy, an insurance certificate, or a certified copy. Next, confirm with the Thai embassy responsible for the issuing country whether the insurer’s signature requires notarization and authentication by that country’s competent authority before embassy legalization. Ask whether further Department of Consular Affairs legalization or a certified Thai translation is required for submission in Thailand. Legalization authenticates signatures or seals; it does not establish coverage or enforceability. A common pitfall is submitting a policy schedule without the endorsements identifying the insured party and territorial coverage. Verify the required chain with the relevant Thai embassy before filing.

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