For a marriage to be legal in Thailand, both parties should register their marriage in person with the local Thai Amphur or the Civil Registry Office. A lot of westerners come to visit Thailand and eventually marry Thai nationals. Both the westerner and the Thai national should present themselves at the Civil Registry Office to...Read More

Depending on where you are, divorce can be an ordinary topic or it can be an uncomfortable subject for discussion. In Thailand, divorce is legally accepted even if it is an uncomfortable reality. Depending on the circumstances surrounding the petition for divorce, the dissolution of marriage proceedings in Thailand can be quicker compared to other...Read More

Anybody who has to go through the process of divorce, regardless of where it happens, will bring the same pain, anger, denial, and acceptance to the affected parties – the husband, wife, and their children, if they have any. It usually takes time for those concerned and affected to regain psychological equilibrium as the circumstances...Read More

Thailand is a country in Asia where the prospects of Thai property value seem heading upwards and is expected to continue as the country is set to spend approximately GBP 44.8 billion on infrastructure over the next five years. Even with the increase in property prices, Thailand still has a competitive property market as the...Read More

Thailand began to recognize foreign investment as an important element in developing the country’s economy in the 1950s by enacting its first investment promotion legislation in 1954 through the Industrial Promotion Act No 19. However, the lack of an administrative agency limited this Act’s effectiveness. To address the issue, the Industrial Promotion Act B.E. 2503...Read More