Isaan Lawyers is a multinational firm of English-speaking Thai attorneys, international solicitors, barristers, accountants, and consultants. We operate under an Alternate Business Structure (ABS) that allows us to work alongside global legal networks.

Corporate Head Office: 1849/13 Suebsiri Road (Times Square), Amphur Mueang, Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat), Thailand, 30000.

Areas of Coverage: While rooted in the Isaan region (Nakhon Ratchasima, Buriram, Surin, Khon Kaen, Roi Et, Udon Thani, Ubon Ratchathani, etc.), we provide expert representation nationwide, including Bangkok, Pattaya, and Koh Samui.

Yes. Our CEO and Foreign Affairs Client Manager is a fully qualified, practicing British Lawyer and Duty Lawyer (England & Wales). We have English speaking Lawyers and barristers together with accountants and translators We excel at translating complex Thai statutory requirements into clear, understandable legal advice for international clients.

Our office is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We offer in-person office visits, telephone consults, and secure online video conferences so you can manage your affairs remotely from anywhere in the world.

• Phone: +66 (0) 84 471 5775
• Email: info@isaanlawyers.com

We pride ourselves on cost-effective, transparent pricing. We offer flat fixed fees for many standard legal services. For tailored consultations, our standard rates are:

• Consultation (Thai/English-speaking lawyer): ฿1,000 for 30 minutes / ฿2,000 per hour.
• Consultation (British lawyer/International manager): ฿1,250 for 30 minutes / ฿2,500 per hour.
• Non-Fixed Legal Matters / Custom Research: From ฿3,500 per hour (plus required expenses).

We also offer transparent, tiered pricing for detailed email reviews and formal advice based on the length and depth of your inquiry.

Foreigners can own condominiums completely in their own name, provided the building’s overall foreign quota does not exceed 49%. Under the Thailand Land Code, foreigners are prohibited from directly owning land in their name. However, robust legal alternatives exist to perfectly safeguard your residential or commercial real estate assets.

Our dedicated property law department utilizes highly secure, legally recognized instruments registered at the local Land Department to protect your capital:

• Registered Long-Term Leases: Up to 30 years with strong, contractually sound renewal options.
• Usufruct Rights (Sitthi-Kep-Kin): Grants you a lifetime right to occupy, manage, and use the land.
• Superficies Agreements: Grants you separate legal ownership over any buildings or structures built on the land.
• Sap Ing Sith: A modern property right offering vast flexibility over land use and transferability.

We strongly recommend executing Due Diligence and a professional Title Search before transferring any funds to developers or private sellers.

Yes. Our family law division handles personal and matrimonial matters with strict confidentiality:

• Prenuptial Agreements: Tailored to comply with both Thai Civil law and your home nation’s legal criteria, registered concurrently at the local Amphur office during marriage.
• Divorce & Custody: We represent clients in both uncontested administrative divorces and contested litigation before the Thai Family Court, aggressively securing your interests in marital asset division, child custody, and child support.

Yes, it is vital. Administering a foreign Will in Thailand requires expensive certified translations, diplomatic legalization, and an arduous probate process in Thai courts. A specific Thai Last Will and Testament ensures your local assets (such as Isaan property, bank accounts, vehicles, or company stakes) are seamlessly passed to your chosen heirs without unnecessary bureaucratic gridlock.

Setting up a Thai Limited Company is an efficient vehicle for operating businesses or commercial investments in Thailand.

• Ownership: Under general statutory limits, Thai citizens must hold at least 51% of corporate shares, while foreign shareholding is capped at 49% (unless structured via BOI incentives or special international treaties).
• Work Permits: To support a foreign director’s work permit, the company usually requires a minimum of ฿2,000,000 in registered capital and must employ 4 Thai nationals per foreign staff member. We manage the entire loop: business setups, licensing, corporate banking, and visa compliance.

Yes. Through our specialized accounting arm, we handle recurring bookkeeping, social security filings, monthly withholding taxes, and the mandatory annual audited financial statements required by the Thai Revenue Department and Ministry of Commerce.

We assist expats with seamless visa processing, handling complex paperwork for:

• Retirement Visas (Non-Immigrant O / OA / OX)
• Marriage Visas (based on marriage to a Thai citizen)
• Business Visas (Non-B) & Work Permits
• Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visas and Thailand Privilege Visas

Yes. Working alongside our UK offices and international consultants, we specialize in **UK Visa applications** from Thailand (including UK Settlement, Spouse, Fiancee, and Visitor Visas). We also facilitate official certified document translations and legalizations with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).

Thai legal processes move quickly, and criminal matters often involve immediate detention risks. If you are facing legal friction, contact us immediately. Our trial lawyers provide urgent **police station representation, formal bail applications**, and aggressive courtroom defense across Thailand’s civil and criminal courts.

Court litigation can be incredibly time-consuming and costly. Our Proactive Pre-Dispute Resolution Service (PDRS) acts as an alternative framework, deploying mediation and negotiation strategies to settle breach of contract, property disagreements, or debt recovery conflicts out of court whenever possible.