Legal and Visas

THAILAND WORK PERMIT By: Magna Carta Law Office     If you are a foreigner intending to work in Thailand, you are subject to the Alien Employment Act,...

AEC: recounting the timeline, final part In the last issue we looked at the Asean Economic Community (AEC) timeline between 1992 and 2003. In this...

Legal Signs part I: is it required to have “company, limited” in yours? If you started a business here in Thailand, you probably did so...

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...

Thailand and Cambodia lead the visa way One of the biggest tests of the potential for the AEC to live up to its ambitious aims...

BANKRUPTCY By: Magna Carta Law Office     Bankruptcy is a legal proceeding involving a person or business that is unable to repay outstanding debts.  Under Thai law,...

Shifting the airport bottleneck is working says Suvarnabhumi boss The re-opening of the old Don Muang International Airport to almost full service capacity in October...

Airport terminal ready for quick makeover The Airports of Thailand (AoT) management have submitted a three billion baht renovation plan for the currently derelict Terminal...

Thailand Welcomed 26.7 Million Visitor Arrivals In 2013, Exceeding Target Travel and Lifestyle Press Releases Wednesday January 15, 2014 16:08 Bangkok--15 Jan--TAT Revised edition of the press...

A Step Towards an End to Frustration and "Tea-Money" in Thailand?   Historically, obtaining a desired license, registration, or other requisite government permission has often been...