Living wills are recognized in Thailand, while powers of attorney remain limited. Here’s how expats can plan ahead to make sure their wishes are respected. If you are an expat in Thailand, it’s not just visas, insurance, and bank accounts you should think about – legal arrangements for medical emergencies are just as important. Especially when…
A practical guide to transfer fees, withholding tax, rental income rules, and land and building tax for individuals investing in Thai condominium property. This memorandum outlines the principal taxes and fees for purchasing, selling, and renting condominium units in Thailand. It is a practical guide for private individuals and investors seeking to understand the key…
BOI strengthens support for Thai businesses with new tax incentives and tighter regulations in response to global economic shifts.
A practical guide to managing international secondments covering legal frameworks, agreement structures, and strategic use cases for global workforce deployment. In today’s globalized business landscape, companies increasingly rely on flexible workforce strategies to navigate international operations. One such approach is the secondment of an employee to another country – a temporary assignment that allows talent…
Understanding Thailand’s Factory Licensing Framework Thailand’s thriving industrial sector, strategic location, and investor-friendly policies, such as those from the Board of Investment (BOI), make it a prime destination for manufacturing ventures. However, setting up a factory involves navigating a complex legal framework under the Factory Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and its amendments. This blog post…
Thai Government Strengthens Measures Against Foreign Nominee Landholding Background on Thailand’s Nominee Landholding Issues Thai Cabinet Reviews Ombudsman’s Report on Nominee Landholding On 24 June 2025, the Thai Cabinet reviewed the Ombudsman’s report on nominee landholding by foreigners, directing the Ministry of Commerce to collaborate with 13 agencies and report back within 30 days. This…
Secure Your Investment: Why Land Due Diligence is Critical for Property Transactions in Thailand Land due diligence is a crucial process for assessing potential risks when acquiring, refinancing, or renovating property in Thailand. It ensures clarity on ownership and uncovers issues that might impact investment decisions. The process involves verifying property details, reviewing legal records,…
Thailand’s Cabinet greenlights tax exemptions on digital asset gains to promote the country as a leading financial and blockchain innovation hub. On June 17, 2025, Thailand’s Cabinet approved a set of tax measures aimed at positioning the country as a leading Digital Asset Hub. These measures, outlined in a draft ministerial regulation proposed by the…
From Application to Approval—We Navigate the BOI Process for Your Success. Understanding BOI and Its Benefits for Your Business The Board of Investment (BOI) is a government agency in Thailand that promotes investment by offering various incentives to foreign investors. These incentives can include tax exemptions, import duty reductions, land ownership allowances, and work permits….
Understanding Building Ownership in Thailand: Legal Options for Foreigners and Key Documentation Building ownership in Thailand offers unique legal complexities, particularly when separating land ownership from the structures built upon it. While Thai law generally assumes that the owner of a land plot is also the owner of the buildings situated on it, several legal…
Understanding the Key Differences Between Asset and Share Deals in Thailand’s M&A Landscape Introduction Choosing between an asset deal and a share deal in Thailand’s M&A market significantly shapes outcomes for buyers and sellers. What Are Asset and Share Deals? In M&A, an asset deal involves selling or purchasing specific business assets, such as equipment…
New Emergency Decree Sharpens Thailand’s Legal Response to Technological Crimes in 2025 Thailand has taken a step forward in addressing the rising challenges of technological crimes, including phone and electronic scams. On April 12, 2025, the government published amendments to the Emergency Decree on Measures for the Prevention and Suppression of Technological Crimes in the…
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