Child adoption in Thailand is a legally and ethically sensitive process governed by Thai statute, administrative procedure, and—for intercountry cases—international conventions. Whether pursued by Thai nationals, foreign residents in Thailand, or families abroad seeking to adopt a Thai child, the process is designed to protect the child’s best interests, ensure proper parental consent or termination […]
Last Will and Testament in Thailand. Estate planning in Thailand requires more than simply writing down your wishes. A last will and testament (Moradok) is the primary legal instrument through which an individual disposes of property upon death. Thailand’s Civil and Commercial Code (CCC), Book V on Succession, provides a structured but rigid framework for […]
The Business Visa in Thailand, formally categorized under the Non-Immigrant “B” Visa, serves as the legal gateway for foreign nationals seeking to engage in business activities, employment, company representation, or investment management in the Kingdom. It is not a standalone work authorization but rather the first layer of legal entry, upon which work rights and […]
Thailand SMART Visa program is a special visa initiative launched in 2018 to attract highly skilled foreign professionals, entrepreneurs, executives, and investors in targeted industries. It is intended to address long-term national development goals under Thailand 4.0, a strategy designed to transform the economy into an innovation-driven model. Unlike standard non-immigrant visas, the SMART Visa […]
Title Deeds in Thailand. Land ownership and real estate rights in Thailand are evidenced through a structured hierarchy of land title deeds, each reflecting a distinct level of legal recognition and enforceability. These titles are issued and maintained by the Department of Lands (DoL), a division of the Ministry of Interior, and are governed by […]
Thailand income tax regime is governed by the Revenue Code B.E. 2481 (1938) and administered by the Revenue Department of the Ministry of Finance. The Thai tax system follows a self-assessment model, under which individuals and companies are responsible for calculating and reporting their taxable income annually. The core principle of the personal income tax […]