Thai Tax Identification Number Importance of Obtaining a Thai Tax Identification Number (TIN) in Thailand Recent changes to Thai tax regulations, particularly concerning the declaration of foreign income, make obtaining a Thai Tax Identification Number (TIN) crucial for many individuals in Thailand. This guide will explain the importance of a Thai TIN, who needs one,...Read More

  Parental Rights in Thailand A Guide for Unmarried to secure Parental Rights for Child Legitimation. Fathers Understanding the Importance of Legitimation The legal framework concerning parental rights in Thailand leans heavily in favor of married couples. For unmarried fathers, establishing Parental rights in Thailand and legal parentage is crucial to securing their rights and...Read More

Destination Thailand Visa DTV Visa Unveiling the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV): Your Gateway to Work and Travel in Paradise Are you a digital nomad, remote worker, or freelancer yearning to escape the ordinary and work from a tropical paradise? Or perhaps you’re captivated by Thai culture and desire to immerse yourself in its rich tapestry...Read More

Transferring Property in Thailand Transferring Property in Thailand: A Comprehensive Guide for Buyers, Sellers, and Heirs Thinking of buying, inheriting, or receiving property as a gift in Thailand? Navigating the Land Department’s procedures can seem daunting, but with this comprehensive guide, you’ll be well-equipped for a smooth transaction. Key Steps for Transferring Property  in Thailand:...Read More

Accounting in Thailand. An Introduction. Accounting in Thailand. A Thai company’s financial records are there to provide a true, fair and accurate account of its financial state.  Companies in Thailand must be registered and they must adhere to strict accounting requirements and standards as per the Thai Accounting Standards and Accounting Act.  Accounting in Thailand...Read More

land law Thailand protect foreign investment usufruct lease superficies Land and property in Thailand, how to protect your assets as a foreign national. Thai law under the Land Code Act B.E. 2497 (1954) prohibits foreigners owning land. It is so important to take all precautions possible to protect your land and property in Thailand investments,...Read More

What is a Visitor Visa? The Standard Visitor Visa enables its holders to come to the UK for a short amount of time.  An individual can only enter the UK on a Visitor Visa for a reason deemed permissible. Such reasons include: To take part in business-related activities or sporting/arts activitiesTo take part in leisure...Read More

The Fiance Visa is designed to enable non-EEA nationals to enter the UK to marry/enter into a civil partnership with their UK-based partner. The applicant’s partner must be either British citizen or a person with settled status. In order to qualify for a UK Fiance visa, you will need to satisfy UK Visas and Immigration...Read More

UK Spouse Visa What is it? A UK Spouse Visa is for non-UK residents aged 18 or over who are engaged, married to, or have a proposed civil partner who is aged over 18 living in the UK. It is a type of visa also commonly referred to as a partner visa, marriage visa or...Read More

TRANSLATION SERVICES IN THAILAND Isaan Lawyers offer translation  services in Thailand. English to Thai translations and Thai to English translation services are one of our most common services.   We together with our partners can offer translation services in more than 85 different languages. The most common is English to Thai or Thai to English....Read More