Types of Power of Attorney in Thailand
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal instrument that authorizes a person (the “agent” or “attorney-in-fact”) to act on behalf of another person (the “principal”) in legal or financial matters. In Thailand, Powers of Attorney are widely used in real estate transactions, business operations, banking, litigation, and other official dealings—especially when the principal is […]
Guide to Applying for Notary Public in Thailand
In the realm of legal and business transactions, Notary Public in Thailand services are essential for authenticating documents, verifying signatures, and certifying copies of legal documents. In many countries, notaries are officially appointed by the state. However, in Thailand, the process is unique and governed by the Lawyers Council of Thailand rather than a dedicated […]
Litigation in Thailand
Litigation in Thailand. Thailand operates under a civil law system, primarily codified and influenced by continental European legal traditions. Litigation is governed by written statutes, and case law plays a limited persuasive role. Key procedural statutes include: Civil Procedure Code (CPC) for civil disputes Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) for criminal matters Act on the Establishment […]
Translation and Legalization in Thailand
Translation and legalization in Thailand are crucial for foreigners, businesses, and legal entities dealing with immigration, corporate registration, litigation, and international transactions. Whether for visa applications, business contracts, real estate transactions, or court proceedings, documents issued abroad must be translated into Thai and legalized before they are recognized by Thai authorities. Likewise, Thai documents intended […]