Legal Services & Resources 

This is a talk on buying property, specifically land in Thailand which is prohibited to foreigners even if they are married to a Thai national.

This talk discusses the use of bifurcation of title in order that a foreigner can own a structure on a piece of land, even though the land itself is owned by the Thai landlord.

This talk is on the recent removal of the Thai Prime Minister to which some have speculated could be partly due to a proposal to change land lease periods and condo quotas.

This talk is on the issue of foreigners purchasing a condo in Thailand which is usually done by transferring funds from overseas, but in some instances loans may be possible from certain credit institutes.

This talk goes into Thai Wills specifically with regard to what to do if one should wish to make changes regarding the beneficiaries in the Will.

This article gives an answer to a frequent question regarding the possibility for foreigners to buy land in Thailand which although has been talked about, is not yet possible.

This talk goes into the options a foreign spouse has regarding land left to them by a Thai Spouse who has passed away as the Law does not permit a foreigner to own land in Thailand.

This talk goes into the issue of owning land as a foreigner which is illegal in Thailand but an option worth considering is leasing which gives the same benefits and is legal.

This is a quick comparison between Common Law and Thai Law specifically on the notion of equity which in Thai law is merely a notion of law and not a notion of fairness.

This is a talk for foreigners who may wish to make use of land in Thailand but due to restrictions on land purchase, the best option is leasing which is legal and can be for up to 30 years.