Service / Independent Contractor Agreement, Thailand
Thai law calls this hire of work: the contractor promises a result and controls how it is achieved. Get that line wrong and a ‘contractor’ becomes an employee with severance rights of up to 400 days of wages. This bilingual agreement keeps the relationship clearly on the contractor side and nails down the three things freelance disputes are made of: what exactly must be delivered, when it counts as accepted, and who owns the work product.
สิ่งที่คุณจะได้รับ
- 9 pages, fully bilingual English and Thai, drafted by licensed Thai lawyers
- 11 clauses: statement of work, milestone payments tied to deliverables, acceptance and rework with a silence-is-acceptance rule, written change orders, independent-contractor status, IP assignment on full payment with an open-source carve-out, confidentiality, liability cap, termination
- The 3% withholding tax and VAT explained, with a gross-or-net choice in the price clause
- Practice indications on the control test and on foreign contractors (15% withholding, work permits)
- MS Word and PDF, instant download after checkout
If they work your hours at your desks, use the Employment Pack instead. Building works belong in the Construction Contract.
Drafted and maintained by the licensed Thai lawyers of ThaiLawOnline, serving expats and investors since 2006. Updated 16 August 2026.
