Contracts weave the fabric of commerce in Thailand binding parties to their responsibilities and serving as the cornerstone for business transactions and relationships. However, breach of contract issues can arise resulting in costly legal ramifications. Understanding the Thai legal landscape, prevalent forms of breach, and available remedies is critical to preventing and addressing such disputes. […]

In Thailand, anyone who wilfully or negligently injures another person’s life, body, health, liberty, property or rights is bound to compensate the victim for their losses. However, obtaining compensation requires meticulous documenting and experienced legal representation. Victims can seek damages ranging from expenses for treatment to sums compensating them for lost income past and future. […]

Medical Malpractice is a serious issue that affects the trust and safety of patients within Thailand’s healthcare system. By improving training, strengthening hospital protocols, reforming legal frameworks and raising patient awareness, accountability can be ensured. Compensation for damages in Thailand is typically awarded based on actual losses and includes expenses related to treatment, loss of […]

Civil and criminal litigation in Thailand has a distinct set of procedures that differ from the West. Understanding the key differences can help you navigate and minimize any consequences if you find yourself facing a legal dispute in Thailand. Defamation, breach of contract, debt collection and medical malpractice are some common types of civil lawsuits […]

Marriage Registration in Thailand is a vital step to legalizing your union. To ensure success, you’ll need to gather key documentation and follow certain protocols. You’ll need to bring the verified documents to your local District Office (also known as “Amphur”) to register your marriage. The official certificate issued by this office is the only […]

The Consumer Protection Act B.E. 2522 (1979) is Thailand’s primary legislation ensuring that consumers are safeguarded from unfair business practices, deceptive advertisements, and substandard products or services. This law establishes legal rights for consumers, regulates business conduct, and provides remedies for unfair trade practices. Given Thailand’s dynamic consumer market—ranging from local vendors to multinational corporations—understanding […]

The 90-day reporting requirement is a critical aspect of Thailand’s immigration regulations, designed to monitor the presence of foreigners staying in the country for extended periods. This requirement applies to all foreigners holding long-term visas, such as retirement visas, work permits, or marriage visas, and mandates that they report their current address to the Thai Immigration Bureau […]

Thailand income tax system is governed by the Revenue Code and applies to individuals, businesses, and international transactions. Taxation in Thailand is divided into several categories, including Personal Income Tax (PIT), Corporate Income Tax (CIT), and Withholding Tax (WHT). The tax system incorporates progressive rates, exemptions, and various compliance requirements that taxpayers must adhere to. […]

Mergers and acquisitions in Thailand play a crucial role in the evolution of Thailand’s business landscape. As a strategic hub in Southeast Asia, Thailand attracts domestic and international M&A activities across various sectors, such as manufacturing, technology, healthcare, and real estate. This article provides an in-depth understanding of the M&A process, its legal framework, opportunities, […]

The Thailand Permanent Residency Visa is a prestigious status that allows foreigners to reside in Thailand indefinitely. While the process is rigorous, PR offers numerous benefits, including the ability to purchase a condominium in your name, reduce visa runs, and ease work permit applications. The program is governed by the Immigration Act of 1979 and […]