Thoughtful Legal Guidance for Life in Thailand

We begin with a conversation — either in person at our Bangkok office, over the phone, or via video call — to understand your situation and what kind of support you may need. There is no pressure to proceed beyond this first discussion. We will share our honest assessment and outline possible next steps so you can decide how you'd like to move forward.

Thai law has specific rules about foreign property ownership. While direct land ownership is generally not available to non-Thai nationals, there are well-established legal structures — such as condominium freehold, long-term leases, and company arrangements — that may suit your needs. We can walk you through the options that apply to your situation.

Processing times vary depending on the visa type and documentation involved. A standard work permit application usually takes between two to four weeks once all documents are in order. We provide an estimated timeline at the outset and keep you informed throughout the process.

If you have any existing legal documents — marriage certificates, custody agreements, prenuptial contracts — those are helpful to bring along. Beyond that, the most important thing is simply your willingness to share your situation openly. We'll guide you through the rest.

Our fees depend on the complexity and scope of the matter. We discuss all costs before starting any work, and we'll provide a written estimate so you know what to expect. There are no hidden charges, and we're always happy to explain how fees are calculated.

Absolutely. All communications and documents shared with our office are treated as confidential. We follow strict data protection practices and will never share your personal information without your explicit consent.