Establishing a Representative Office (RO) in Thailand is a strategic first step for many foreign companies seeking to explore the Thai market, coordinate regional operations, or build a local presence without engaging in direct commercial activities. Thailand’s strategic location in Southeast Asia, strong logistics infrastructure, skilled labor force, and pro-investment policies make it an attractive […]
Transferring property ownership in Thailand is a formal legal process that involves multiple government procedures, strict documentation requirements, and careful coordination between buyers, sellers, banks, developers, and the Land Office. Whether you are purchasing a condominium, land, house, or commercial property, understanding the title transfer process is essential to ensure that ownership is legally recognized […]
A sales contract is one of the most vital documents in any business or property transaction in Thailand. Whether the subject of the sale is real estate, a condominium unit, company shares, business assets, a vehicle, or high-value equipment, the contract forms the legal foundation of the entire deal. Thailand’s laws governing contracts, land, foreign […]
Property due diligence in Thailand is one of the most important steps for any individual or business planning to buy, lease, or invest in real estate. The Thai property market is vibrant, diverse, and full of opportunities—ranging from condominiums in bustling Bangkok to beachfront villas in Phuket or development land in emerging provinces. However, the […]
Last Will and Testament in Thailand. A properly drafted and executed last will and testament (will) is the single most effective way to control who receives your assets, who administers your estate and how minor children will be cared for in Thailand. Thailand’s succession system is statutory (Civil and Commercial Code) and permits several will […]
Marital property in Thailand is not just a technical distinction on paper — it determines who keeps what at divorce, who inherits what at death, what creditors may reach, and how foreign spouses should structure ownership. Thailand’s regime is straightforward in principle (separate property vs. marital property) but fact-heavy in practice: title registrations, payment traces, […]