Superficies in Thailand. The right of superficies (in Thai, สิทธิเหนือพื้นดิน) is a statutory real right that separates ownership of buildings, structures or plantations from ownership of the land on which they stand. In practice it lets one person (the superficiary) hold legal title to structures built on another person’s land while the landowner retains ownership […]
The Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (METV) is the practical choice for travelers who plan several short-to-medium visits to Thailand within a single period — for example, digital nomads who move regionally, frequent tourists who make repeat trips, or people combining Thailand with nearby countries. Unlike visa-exempt entries or single-entry tourist visas, the METV bundles multiple […]
A Prenuptial Agreement in Thailand, or prenup, is a written contract that details how personal and shared assets and debts will be managed during marriage. This can prevent expensive and complicated legal disputes in the event of a divorce. To be legally binding, the pact must be in writing, signed by both parties and two […]