Official Launch of the e-Certificate System and Notification of Address Spelling and Format Changes on e-Certificates  

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Ministry of Public Health, Thailand, is pleased to inform of the official launch of the electronic certificate (e-Certificate) system for regulated health products. The system, along with the amended sample certificate format, officially came into effect on 1 May 2025. 

A comprehensive list of available e-Certificates and their corresponding sample formats is accessible at: https://en.fda.moph.go.th/entrepreneurs-e-cer/category/sample. 

In addition, a verification system is available for stakeholders to authenticate certificates via: https://thfda.cc/ECER.

In conjunction with this initiative, the Thai FDA would also like to notify stakeholders of an update regarding the address spelling and format appearing on e-Certificates. In compliance with the format prescribed by the Ministry of Interior, and based on the spelling guidelines of the Royal Society of Thailand, a standardized format for the spelling and punctuation of English addresses is now required. Consequently, changes may be observed in how the address of the company or manufacturing site is displayed in English. These changes apply solely to the English address format for standardization purposes. The actual registered Thai address of the company or manufacturing site remains unchanged and consistent with the information originally submitted and approved by the FDA.

The address spelling and format changes are provided for your reference.

Support in disseminating this information to relevant stakeholders and acceptance of the e-Certificates issued by the Thai FDA would be greatly appreciated. For any questions or further clarification, please contact interfda@fda.moph.go.th.

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TABLE OF ADDRESS SPELLING AND FORMAT CHANGES ON E-CERTIFICATES

- TAMBON or SUB-DISTRICT
- AMPHUR or DISTRICT
- PROVINCE