Right to Repair in Thailand: A 2026 Guide for Manufacturers
A tractor, a CT scanner and an industrial chiller now have one thing in common. Each one refuses to work properly until someone with the right software unlocks it. That
Expert analysis on Thai business law, regulatory changes, and investment strategies for foreign companies operating in Thailand.
A tractor, a CT scanner and an industrial chiller now have one thing in common. Each one refuses to work properly until someone with the right software unlocks it. That
A broker pays a lifestyle creator a small fee for every policy sold through her link. Commercially, that looks like ordinary performance marketing. Legally, it may be unlicensed brokerage. Thailand’s
Data breach notification in Thailand runs on a 72-hour clock. That clock starts the moment your team becomes aware of the incident, not when the investigation concludes. Under the Personal
The Thailand social security pension reform is one of the most consequential employment-law developments of 2026 for companies with staff in the country. Two changes are moving at once. First,
The proposed Thailand Immigration Act amendment could reshape how foreigners live, work, and reside in the country. In July 2026, the House of Representatives accepted a draft amendment to the
The proposed Thailand data-sharing law could reshape how data moves between the government and private business. If enacted, it would create the country’s first comprehensive framework for exchanging data across
The Thai FDA drug registration renewal regime changed on 16 July 2026, and pharmaceutical companies that treat renewal as a routine paperwork exercise now face real commercial risk. A new
Your packaging is often the first thing a customer sees and the last thing a competitor should be allowed to copy. Yet packaging design protection in Thailand is more fragmented
The sunscreen rules in Thailand are among the most misunderstood compliance points facing cosmetic brands, importers, and hospitality operators. Contrary to a claim that circulates online, Thailand has not cut
Reclaiming input VAT in Thailand looks simple on paper: you pay 7% VAT to your supplier, keep the tax invoice, and offset it against the VAT you collect from customers.
Thailand digital banking security is about to enter a stricter era. On 23 July 2026, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) released a draft Notification on Digital Channel Security for public
Carbon credits in Thailand have shifted from a niche sustainability idea to a live commercial opportunity. The Thai market stays voluntary today. Yet the legal architecture around it is maturing