Thailand offers a variety of tourist visa options for travelers, each tailored to different needs and lengths of stay. The primary options include the Single-Entry Tourist Visa (SETV), Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa (METV), and Visa Exemptions for certain nationalities. Thailand’s Immigration Bureau oversees these visas, ensuring that travelers adhere to the country’s tourism policies while providing…
Read MoreDispute resolution in Thailand encompasses a variety of mechanisms designed to resolve conflicts between individuals, businesses, and government entities. The country’s legal system offers several avenues for resolving disputes, including litigation, arbitration, mediation, and negotiation. Each method has its own advantages and procedures, catering to different types of disputes and the preferences of the parties…
Read MoreTrade disputes in Thailand are conflicts that arise from commercial transactions, often involving businesses, governmental entities, or international parties. These disputes can emerge from a variety of issues including breaches of contract, unfair trade practices, intellectual property violations, and regulatory non-compliance. Effectively resolving trade disputes is critical for maintaining a stable business environment and fostering…
Read MoreLabor disputes in Thailand involve conflicts between employers and employees or among workers within an organization. These disputes can arise from various issues, including unfair labor practices, wage disagreements, working conditions, and breaches of employment contracts. Resolving these disputes is essential for maintaining industrial harmony and protecting the rights of both employers and employees. This…
Read MoreA foreign national can register an administrative divorce (known as a “khet” or “amphoe”) if two witnesses support the divorce agreement. It is best that a family lawyer is used so that the document is properly drafted and notarized. The process is simple, however it can be complicated. There are different requirements depending on the…
Read MoreMarriage in Thailand is not valid unless it is officially recorded in the government’s Marriage Register. To do this take your affirmation to the local district office along with a copy of your passport. For many women a marriage with a Western man is part of their strategy to overcome family social pressures and achieve…
Read MoreWhether you marry a Thai citizen or another foreigner, your marriage must be registered in Thailand to be recognized under local law. Marriage registration in Thailand is a simple process that can be completed in Bangkok or any amphur (district office) nationwide. The first step is to obtain an affirmation of freedom to marry, which…
Read MoreUK Fiancee Visa. If you are getting married in Pattaya or simply getting engaged then you can apply for a UK visa for your Thai fiancee and get married when you arrive in the UK. Firstly in order to obtain a UK fiancee visa for your Thai fiancee you must be a British citizen who is not…
Read MoreUK Spouse Visa. Married to a Thai national and wanting to take your Thai wife back to the United Kingdom with a spouse visa? Well you will be best served by hiring an attorney to complete the process for you. Our offices in Bangkok, Phuket and Pattaya can do this application for you however our Bangkok office closer to…
Read MoreUK Partner Visa. The Partner Visa for the UK in a visa for those who are in a same-sex relationship. This is a very difficult visa to obtain as you need to show that you have lived together for at least 2 years and provide proof of this. Once this has been proven and the…
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