US-Thai Treaty of Amity

The US-Thai Treaty of Amity provides a number of benefits for American citizens looking to establish businesses in Thailand. GPS Legal has extensive experience with registering companies under the US-Thai Amity treaty. The primary benefit is that US businesses enjoy ‘national treatment’, meaning they can maintain majority ownership or own a Thai company without having […]

Property Title Transfer in Thailand

Property Title Transfer in Thailand is a legal procedure that requires careful planning and expert advice. This could include information on preparing for due diligence, finding registered liens and encumbrances, and completing all necessary paperwork. The buyer and seller must go to the land office together to register the property title. For those who cannot […]

Property Due Diligence in Thailand

Property Due Diligence is a crucial investigation that enables a buyer to verify that the seller has the legal right to sell. This includes translating the land title deed into English and investigating drainage problems, main utilities, and road access. It also involves checking whether the property tax has been paid. If not, it may […]

Marriage in Thailand

There are several well-liked components that couples frequently incorporate when preparing a wedding in Thailand. The following are some typical elements or topics that are common in Thai weddings: 1. Traditional Thai Ceremony: Many couples decide to include customs and rituals from Thai culture in their wedding ceremony. The “Rod Nam Sang” ritual is one […]

Setting Up Representative Office in Thailand

Representative Office in Thailand

Before you set up a representative office in Thailand, you must know the requirements for the establishment of such a business. This article will help you understand the documents required for the establishment of a representative office, what kind of activities are allowed and how to get a business license in Thailand. Required Documents for Representative […]

Breach of Contract in Thailand

Breach of Contract in Thailand

Breach of contract in Thailand is a complicated legal issue. While a breach of contract in any country can lead to legal proceedings, Thai law has specific limits on when a breach can occur. The shortest time limit for breach of contract in Thailand is thirty days, while the longest is 30 years. Consequently, it […]