Thai Limited Company Registration
Starting a business in Thailand through a Thai Limited Company is one of the most common and preferred structures for both local and foreign investors. It offers legal protection, operational flexibility, and credibility in the Thai market. However, before a company can be fully established and operational, several important initial steps must be completed. These […]
Title Search in Thailand
A title search in Thailand is one of the most critical steps in any real estate transaction. Whether purchasing a condominium, house, villa, land plot, or commercial property, buyers must verify the legal status of the property before signing contracts or transferring funds. Unlike jurisdictions where ownership and encumbrances may be verified through centralized online […]
Thai Work Permit
A Thai work permit is a mandatory legal authorization for foreigners who wish to work or engage in any form of employment or business activity in Thailand. Thai labor law takes a strict view of foreign employment, and working without a valid work permit—even for short-term, unpaid, or remote activities—can result in serious penalties. Understanding […]
Muslim Marriage in Thailand
Muslim marriage in Thailand operates within a unique dual legal framework that recognizes Islamic family law alongside Thailand’s general civil law system. While Thailand is predominantly governed by the Civil and Commercial Code (CCC), special provisions apply to Muslim family matters in certain provinces, allowing Islamic principles to govern marriage, divorce, and inheritance for Muslims. […]
Business Visa in Thailand
Business Visa in Thailand. The Non-Immigrant “B” (Business) visa is the standard entry route for foreigners who intend to work, manage, invest or be seconded to a company in Thailand. It is the immigration gateway — not the work authorization itself — and must be paired with a Thai work permit (and, where relevant, a […]
Property and Real Estate Disputes in Thailand
Property and real estate disputes in Thailand are common, commercially consequential and often document-driven. Because Thailand’s Land Department registry system, title classes and administrative procedures determine legal priority and enforcement, disputes typically turn on title type, registration status, documentary proof and whether parties followed Land Office and statutory formalities. This guide explains the main causes […]
Escrow Accounts in Thailand
Escrow Accounts in Thailand. Escrow is a neutral, contractual mechanism where a third party (the escrow agent) holds funds, documents or other assets until pre-agreed conditions are met. In Thailand the framework for formal escrow arrangements is statutory — parties can use escrow to reduce counterparty risk in property pre-sales, construction and project finance, M&A […]
Filing of Divorce in Thailand
Divorce is often one of the most emotionally and legally challenging experiences in a person’s life. In Thailand, divorce is not only the dissolution of a marriage but also the settlement of property rights, parental authority, and financial responsibilities. The process is governed by the Thai Civil and Commercial Code (CCC), which sets out the […]
