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[TaoyuanSteve]

If at all possible, bring the original copy of your degree. I was asked for the original copy of mine when I got here. It seems strange, really. You'd think they'd want transcripts. I think you'll have problems without your actual diploma.

[Aristotle]

Sometimes a certified copy will suffice. It really depends on who you are dealing with and your race.
Good luck,
A.

[gregnum]

First, I don't have the original one with me here.
Second, it's quite acceptable to show a copy or a transcript of your degree in Thailand.
What's the diffrence between Thailand and Taiwan

[TaoyuanSteve]

What's the diffrence between Thailand and Taiwan [/quote]

They're different countries. They have their own unique sets of idiosynchracies. Transcripts likely won't get it done here, especially copies. Perhaps someone back home can courier you your diploma (or certified copy, if that suffices).

[Baz]

I couldn't find my diploma either. They accepted a copy of my transcript and a notarized letter from the university stating that I did, in fact, have a degree. Of course, your employer may be less flexible.

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