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Q1227. How do I verify the QR code on a Thai police clearance certificate?
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If your Thai police clearance includes a QR code, scan it and check that it leads to an official verification service associated with the Royal Thai Police. Preview the link before opening it, and avoid entering passport information or making payments on an unfamiliar website. Compare any displayed certificate number, name, issue date, and other available details with the document in front of you. A QR code alone is not proof of authenticity, and a failed scan does not necessarily mean the certificate is false. If the link is broken or details differ, contact the Royal Thai Police Police Clearance Service Center through its official website for verification instructions.
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