Enforcing a Foreign Judgment or Arbitral Award in Thailand
Updated 14 August 2026. You won your case abroad. The money, the company, or the land sits in Thailand. What
Child Support in Thailand: How Much Courts Actually Order, and How They Get to the Number
Every English guide to child support in Thailand tells you the same thing: there is no formula, it depends. That is true
Deportation from Thailand: The 2026 Rules, Your Appeal Rights and the Blacklist
Deportation from Thailand is not one procedure. It’s four. Most foreigners find that out too late, usually while sitting in a
Personal Guarantee in Thailand: Guarantor Liability Rules
Thai Supreme Court decision 7982/2568: guarantors stay liable even after the debtor’s bankruptcy ends. Guarantee rules under CCC s.680-698.
Withdrawing a Criminal Complaint in Thailand: Dika 7211/2568
Thailand’s Supreme Court ruled a criminal complaint cannot be withdrawn after final judgment. What Dika 7211/2568 means for settling criminal cases.
Suspended Sentences in Thailand: Probation Rules for Expats
How suspended sentences work under Section 56 Thai Penal Code: who qualifies, conditions, and lessons from Supreme Court case 736/2569.
Wrong Bank Transfer in Thailand: How to Get Your Money Back
Sent money to the wrong account in Thailand? Supreme Court Dika 8557/2568 makes banks act. Steps, laws and refund options for expats.
Foreign Marriage Valid in Thailand: Supreme Court 170/2569
Thailand’s Supreme Court (Dika 170/2569): a marriage celebrated abroad is valid in Thailand without re-registration, making the spouse a statutory heir.
What 83,652 Supreme Court judgments actually cite
We counted every statutory citation in 83,652 Thai Supreme Court judgments. The most-cited sections turn out not to be the most contested, and prescription is the single most argued idea in Thai private law.
Can You Get Back Marital Assets Your Spouse Gave Away? Supreme Court Decision 139/2569
Thai law lets you revoke gifts of marital property made without your consent, but you have one year from discovery. Supreme Court Decision 139/2569 explained.