What documents do heirs need to notarise when a foreigner dies in Thailand?
Cluster: For expats in Thailand
Required: 1) Thai death certificate, 2) hospital death certification, 3) the decedent passport, 4) POAs from overseas heirs. All must be English-translated + notarised + Apostilled or embassy-legalised for the decedent country to settle the estate and repatriate remains. We handle everything from document filing to repatriation logistics.
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