Intellectual Property Rights in Thailand
Intellectual Property Rights in Thailand. Intellectual Property Rights in Thailand are protected and governed by various laws and regulations. Here are the key types of IPR and the corresponding legislation in Thailand: Trademarks: Trademark protection in Thailand is governed by the Trademark Act B.E. 2534 (1991) and its amendments. The Department of Intellectual Property (DIP) […]
Buying Property in Thailand
For foreigners, purchasing property in Thailand might be a challenging procedure; however, in general, the following stages will be necessary: 1. Check your eligibility: Foreigners are generally not allowed to own land in Thailand, but they can own condominium units or lease land for up to 30 years. Before you begin the process, make sure […]
Property Title Transfer in Thailand
Transferring property titles in Thailand can be a complex process, but the following steps will generally apply: 1. Check the property’s title: Ensure that the title is legitimate and free of encumbrances, such as mortgages or liens. 2. Draft a sale agreement: The seller and buyer must agree on the terms and conditions of the […]
Title Deed Transfer in Thailand
Thai law allows a title deed to be transferred between people, but there are many differences between a Chanote and a Sor Kor Nung (S.K.1) title. In this article, you will learn about the difference between a Chanote and a NS-2 title deed, as well as a Thai condominium deed. If you own a Thai […]
The Importance of Legal Review of Contracts in Thailand
Legal review of contracts is essential for a variety of reasons, including foreign property purchases and luxury property. While a top government official might draft a contract in a rush, you may want to hire an experienced lawyer to make sure the contract is fair and clear. A lawyer’s review can uncover hidden issues and […]
The Importance of Property Due Diligence in Thailand
When buying property in Thailand, it is vital to conduct proper due diligence. This is because you will want to avoid any legal snafus or hidden costs that may arise from the purchase. For example, you might be purchasing a property with a pending court order. You also may be buying a property that promises […]