Expert analysis on Thai business law, regulatory changes, and investment strategies for foreign companies operating in Thailand.
Thailand luxury retail market entry has moved from a single-store flagship play into a layered, multi-format strategy involving boutiques in Iconsiam and EmSphere, travel-retail concessions at Suvarnabhumi, and dedicated shop-in-shop
A public will Thailand instrument has long been the gold standard for foreigners who hold meaningful assets in the Kingdom — condominium units, BOI-promoted shareholdings, fixed deposits, life policies, or
The Thailand energy sector is moving through its most consequential transformation in a generation. For decades, a state-controlled, single-buyer model dictated how generators produced, priced, and sold electricity. Today, that
This guide is available in English and Chinese. | 本指南提供中英文版本，中文版请见下方。 China’s manufacturers are shifting production to Thailand at record pace, and almost every project runs through one document: the factory
Lex Bangkok recently represented a client before Samui Court in connection with a real estate dispute involving a claim value of approximately THB 15 million. The matter concerns rights and
Few situations test a foreign investor’s position in Thailand as sharply as a breakdown between business partners. Shareholder disputes in Thailand routinely leave overseas investors exposed and sidelined, because many
The Thailand SIM card rules changed on 16 May 2026, and the shift matters for every foreigner who lives, works, or invests in the country. The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications
Phuket and Koh Samui rank among Asia’s most sought-after holiday destinations, and foreign buyers increasingly purchase island villas to earn rental income. Yet short-term villa rentals sit in one of
Launching a foreign retail business in Thailand attracts ambitious international brands — yet few market-entry moves cause more confusion. Thailand offers Southeast Asia’s most mature consumer market. It also enjoys
Securing a wine import license in Thailand has become markedly more attractive in 2026. For years, a single exclusive agent controlled each imported wine brand, which limited competition and kept
Thailand’s TCCT digital platform competition guideline targets self-preferencing, algorithmic bias, and platform fees. Compliance guide for foreign operators.
The Thailand customs duty 2026 overhaul has fundamentally redrawn the country’s import landscape. With the THB 1,500 de minimis exemption gone, statutory tariffs climbing toward 30–40% on sensitive consumer categories,