Legal and Visas

By: Magna Carta Law Office A contract is a voluntary and binding agreement between two or more persons or parties that is intended to be...

Obtaining a UK passport for your child is something which all British citizens living overseas should consider a priority. Not only does it give...

When you are travelling to another country most people think that as long as their passport is valid for the duration of the trip...

What is a Right of Superficies? Superficies (See-Tee-Nua-Tee-Din) is a legal term referring to anything placed upon and attached to the ground, and most commonly refers to a building erected...

By: Magna Carta Law Office Buying a business in Thailand involves a huge amount of money, so the legal and financial aspects of buying a...

Every year thousands of tourists come on holiday to Thailand and not only fall in love with the country but often with a Thai...

It is fast approaching the time of year when we start thinking about Christmas and spending time with our nearest and dearest. Many expats in...

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,...

Many expats come to Thailand planning to spend their twilight years sipping cocktails (or at least beers) in the sun and enjoying life with...

There is nothing new about the British Government keeping us Brits on our toes, and so it should not have come as a surprise...