Legal Signs part II: is it required to have Thai language in yours?
Legal Signs part II: is it required to have Thai language in yours?
In our last column we had a look at the common legal...
Taking Your Thai Girlfriend Home For A Holiday
Now that the Christmas & New Year celebrations are over, many people are planning and setting their goals for 2018.
If you have just spent...
Getting a British Passport for your Thai child (1)
As a British Citizen when you have a baby with a foreign partner, your baby is also entitled to a British Passport. There are...
Key Visa unlock your visa problems and make your expat life easier!
For over 15 years, Darren McGarry & the team at Key Visa Thailand have been working to help foreigners living here in Thailand and...
Mandatory provident fund options to be widened
A draft bill is awaiting approval from the cabinet that will widen the payment options for the mandatory provident fund, the start of which...
What will 2019 bring for Expats in Thailand
Every year in Thailand proves to be an interesting year and there are always plenty of changes happening for expats, whether it is visa...
Ten commonly asked visa questions
Ten commonly asked visa questions
Barry Kenyon
Is there a limit on the number of times I can obtain a 30 day stamp on arrival at...
LIVING WILL
What is a Living Will?
A Living Will or advance health care directives to physicians is a written statement that lets people state their wishes regarding...
THAILAND LEASEHOLD SYSTEM
By: Magna Carta Law Office
The leasehold system is a system of property tenure wherein a person, by paying a fixed sum or in installments,...
