92 articles found in Thailand

Residential leases in Bangkok fall under the Thai Civil and Commercial Code (CCC), while large landlords face additional regulation from the Office of the Consumer Protection Board (OCPB). If your...

Land ownership in Thailand is not a readily available option for foreign individuals. Foreign companies may have opportunities to own land, particularly through BOI certifications, subject to qualifying business activities...

According with the Thai Geographical Indications Protection Act, a Geographical Indication means a name, symbol or any other thing which is used for calling or representing a geographical origin and...

To help ease the burden of repaying loans in Thailand, the Thai government issued an emergency decree (link in Thai) (Decree) amending the Thai Civil and Commercial Code (CCC) regarding...

Thailand is growing in popularity as a destination for expats to call their new home. However, many foreigners believe they must be employed with a work permit, marry a Thai,...

If you plan on residing in Thailand for an extended period, becoming a permanent resident may be an option over applying for a visa or annual renewal. Once a year,...

Completing a thorough real estate due diligence is an essential undertaking before contemplating the purchase, long-term lease, or acceptance as collateral of any immovable property in Thailand. You will want...

Foreigners who want to make a home in Thailand generally may not be able to buy land, but they can purchase a condominium as long as they meet certain criteria....

According to the Board of Investment of Thailand (BOI), during the first quarter of 2021 investment applications in Thailand increased by 80% over the same period of the previous year,...

Estate planning is an important if not essential task that everyone should be concerned about. This is especially true if you are married or have children, if you own a...

A major obstacle for many foreigners looking to start a business in Thailand is the generally arduous procedure of obtaining a work permit and a non-immigrant type B visa and...

The contents of this guide based on our knowledge and experience of the legal rental market in Thailand will explain the nuances of rental agreements in Thailand, taking into account...

Being involved in a civil case lawsuit abroad may be an unnerving experience, particularly if you are unfamiliar with the local legal practices and regulations. Whether you are a foreigner...

Divorce is a difficult and emotionally taxing procedure that may be made even more difficult when it takes place abroad, such as may be the case in Thailand. Anyone may...

The economic landscape of Thailand has seen its share of ups and downs over the years, with the 1997 Asian financial crisis leaving an indelible mark on the country's financial...

In the world of property development in Thailand, understanding the local building regulations is absolutely crucial. It can save you from potential legal issues and help ensure a smooth property...

Facing the realities of life and death is never a pleasant experience but writing a will is critical when it comes to preserving your possessions in Thailand and ensuring they...

When it comes to buying property in a foreign country, the legal landscape can often seem like a labyrinth of confusing regulations and restrictions. Thailand, a popular destination for foreign...

 Moving forward with a plan to establish a business in Thailand demands a meticulous approach, as it does in many countries, and registering a Thai limited company is a common...

In order to successfully set up a business in Thailand, it requires meticulous planning and adherence to the legal landscape. One strategic move that can significantly boost your venture is...