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Q1124. Are previous company employment reference letters mandatory for processing a standard Thai police check?
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Previous employers’ reference letters are not something you should assume is mandatory for every standard Thai police clearance application. The supporting documents depend on the applicant’s status and stated purpose, so follow the current checklist from the Royal Thai Police Police Clearance Service Centre. Distinguish a character reference from evidence of employment, a work permit, or a letter explaining why a certificate is needed; these serve different functions. If an agency asks for letters from every former employer, request clarification about whether this is an official requirement or its own preparation practice. Where a former company has closed, ask the Centre which alternative evidence it will accept.
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- Police Clearance Service Centre— Royal Thai Police
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- HCCH — Apostille Convention (5 October 1961) full text & status table— Hague Conference on Private International Law
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