Litigation in Thailand rewards meticulous preparation, fast preservation of evidence and smart early use of interim relief. The system is civil-law in character: judges control evidence, discovery is narrow, and the court’s power to order provisional measures is an essential tool. This guide gives a practical roadmap from day-one preservation to enforcement, plus tactical advice […]
Translation and Legalization in Thailand. In Thailand, the accuracy and authenticity of documents are critical in both personal and commercial matters. Whenever documents in a foreign language are intended for official use, they must be translated into Thai and legalized before they can be recognized by Thai government offices, courts, or other authorities. This process […]
Property and Real Estate Disputes in Thailand. The dynamic and diverse Thai property market, while attractive to both local and foreign investors, is not without its complications. With growing real estate development, transactions, and foreign participation, disputes are an inevitable reality. Property and real estate disputes in Thailand often arise due to title irregularities, breach […]
The Consumer Protection Act B.E. 2522 (1979) is a cornerstone of Thai law designed to safeguard consumer rights and promote fairness in commerce. Enacted in response to the increasing complexity of Thailand’s market economy, the Act establishes legal protections against unfair trade practices, dangerous goods, deceptive advertising, and exploitative contracts. It provides mechanisms for enforcement, […]
The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) is a government agency under the Office of the Prime Minister that aims to promote foreign and local investment in targeted industries and economic sectors. BOI offers a wide range of incentives and benefits to companies that qualify for investment promotion, making it an attractive option for entrepreneurs and […]
A Representative Office in Thailand is a type of business structure that allows foreign companies to establish a presence in the country without engaging in revenue-generating activities. It serves as a liaison between the head office and Thai entities or customers, performing non-commercial functions such as market research, product sourcing, or quality control. Setting up […]