Tag: thailand

September 1, 2026
Thai Will and Succession

Planning for the distribution of assets after death is an important legal consideration for anyone who owns property or has financial interests in Thailand. A Thai Will and Succession plan can help determine how assets are distributed, reduce uncertainty among family members, and make the administration of an estate more organized. This is particularly relevant […]

September 1, 2026
Property Title Transfer in Thailand

Property title transfer in Thailand is an important legal process that formally changes registered ownership or other property rights from one party to another. Whether a transaction involves land, a condominium unit, a house, or another form of immovable property, understanding how title transfer works is essential for both Thai and foreign buyers. The process […]

September 1, 2026
Sales Contract Review in Thailand

A sales contract is one of the most important documents in a commercial or property transaction in Thailand. It establishes the rights and obligations of the parties and provides the legal framework for completing the transaction. Whether the agreement concerns real estate, goods, business assets, or other property, signing a contract without fully understanding its […]

September 1, 2026
Property Due Diligence in Thailand

Buying property in Thailand can be an attractive investment for both Thai nationals and foreign buyers. Thailand offers a wide range of residential, commercial, and investment properties, including condominiums, houses, villas, land, and commercial buildings. However, purchasing real estate involves significant financial and legal commitments. One of the most important steps before completing a property […]

March 4, 2026
Affidavit of Foreign Law

An Affidavit of Foreign Law in Thailand is a formal legal document used to explain, certify, or clarify the contents and application of foreign law before Thai authorities. Because Thailand operates under a civil law system, Thai courts and government agencies do not automatically apply or interpret foreign legislation unless properly presented and proven. When […]

January 28, 2026
5-Year Retirement Visa Thailand

5-Year Retirement Visa Thailand. Thailand has long been a preferred retirement destination due to its warm climate, affordable cost of living, high-quality healthcare, and welcoming lifestyle. To accommodate long-stay retirees, Thai immigration law offers retirement-based visa options. Among these, the 5-Year Retirement Visa—commonly associated with long-term retirement privileges under special visa programs—has gained attention from […]

December 26, 2025
Last Will and Testament in Thailand

A Last Will and Testament in Thailand is a critical legal instrument that allows an individual to determine how their assets will be distributed upon death. Thai succession law is formal and document-driven; without a valid will, assets are distributed strictly according to statutory rules that may not reflect the deceased’s wishes—particularly in cases involving […]

November 24, 2025
Thailand Income Tax

Thailand Income Tax. This guide explains how Thailand taxes individuals and companies in practice: residency and scope, personal income-tax mechanics and brackets, corporate taxation (including SME and incentive regimes), withholding and reporting rules, the treatment of foreign-sourced income and recent policy changes that materially affect cross-border taxpayers. 1. Residency — the trigger for broad liability […]

September 18, 2025
Multiple Entry Tourist Visa

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 […]

August 18, 2025
Property Mortgages in Thailand

Property Mortgages in Thailand. A mortgage in Thailand is a real right (in rem) securing repayment of a debt over immovable property without transferring possession. It is primarily governed by the Civil and Commercial Code (CCC, Sections 702–746), the Land Code, and implementing ministerial regulations. Because it is a registrable security interest, enforceable priority depends […]

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