Posting Nude Photos in Thailand: The Legal Risk
Posting nude photos in Thailand can mean prison. Dika 2412/2569 gave six months, unsuspended, under Computer Crime Act section 14 for self-posted images.
Land and Building Tax Exemption: Thailand 2026 Rules
Land and building tax exemption in Thailand turns on the house registration. Dika 144/2569 shows why a spouse’s blue book entry is not enough.
Property Law in Thailand
Mortgage Laws Thailand: Home Financing Options
How mortgage laws in Thailand work under the Civil and Commercial Code, which home financing options are open to foreigners, what they cost and what happens on default.
Business Law in Thailand
Employee Welfare Fund in Thailand: Employer Checklist for October 2026
A five-step employer checklist for the 1 October 2026 start, with official rate and remittance sources.
Spousal Consent in Thailand: Land Sales Voided by Court
Dika 3228/2569: two 2017 land transfers revoked, two 2006 claims time-barred. Spousal consent, buyer protection and due diligence in Thailand.
Double Jeopardy in Thailand: Dika 889/2569 Explained
Double jeopardy in Thailand does not cover foreign judgments. Dika 889/2569 lets Thai courts retry offences already judged abroad: what expats must know.
Business Law in Thailand
Can You Waive Severance Pay in Thailand? Supreme Court Decision 1162/2569 on Exit Releases
A severance pay waiver in Thailand is void if agreed during employment but a release signed after termination can be binding. Supreme Court Decision 1162/2569 explained, with practical steps for employees and employers.
Are English Translations of Thai Law Official? What You Can and Cannot Rely On
Are English Translations of Thai Law Official? What You Can and Cannot Rely On Search for any section of the Thai Civil and Commercial Code and you will find English versions on half a dozen websites, most of them carrying a one line disclaimer that nobody explains. So here is the question every exp
Newsletter of ThaiLawOnline : September 2026
ThaiLawOnline Newsletter – September 2026 – Estate Edition What really happens to your Thai assets when you die, a proper
Unmarried Couples and Property in Thailand: Dika 97/2569
Dika 97/2569: property bought together before marriage is co-owned half each, whatever name is on the deed. Rules for unmarried couples in Thailand.