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Buying property in Thailand remains a major interest for international investors, retirees, and expatriates. While foreigners cannot own land directly under Thai law, condominium ownership is the one type of
A superficies right is a legally recognized property right in Thailand that allows a person to own buildings, structures, or plantations on land that belongs to someone else. This right is
AI technology in Thai Civil Court filings has become increasingly common, prompting the Thai Civil Court to issue a new 2025 regulation governing how AI can be used in preparing
Thailand is positioning itself as one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting destinations for startup growth. As the government accelerates its investment in digital infrastructure, research, and innovation, a new legislative
Thailand is one of Asia’s most dynamic business destinations, attracting foreigners for work, investments, real estate, and commercial opportunities. However, many disputes arise simply because foreign individuals and companies are
Navigating Tokenization, AI, ESG, and Market Integrity in Thailand’s Capital Market Future On 12 November 2025, Nibbana, Our Partner of Lex Bangkok, joined regulators, academics, and market leaders at the
A Police Daily Report is an official record made at a police station, documenting an incident or event that has occurred.It serves as a government-issued proof of record and can
Demand Letter in Bangkok: Legal Steps Before Taking Action When a business partner or client in Thailand fails to pay or fulfill their obligations, the first legal step is usually
Doing business across borders often brings great opportunities, but also complex legal risks. When a Thai company breaches a commercial contract or fails to perform, foreign businesses are often unsure
When international business deals go wrong, resolving disputes across borders can quickly become complex. Many foreign companies doing business with Thai partners face uncertainty about which country’s laws apply, where
Unpaid debts can quickly affect cash flow and disrupt your business operations. If you need to sue a debtor in Thailand, our lawyers can help you recover what is rightfully
What counts as a “Digital Asset Business” in Thailand? Under Thailand’s Emergency Decree on Digital Asset Businesses B.E. 2561 (2018) (“Digital Asset Decree”), operating a digital-asset business requires a license.