Asset Structuring & Protection

Expert legal advice on structuring and protecting your personal and corporate assets in Thailand. We ensure compliance and long-term security for high-net-worth investors.

Mortgage in Thai Law

This article provides you with essential information about mortgages, which are one type of collateral or security for debt repayment, whether it is land, a house, a condominium, a factory, a warehouse, or other buildings. On the one hand, it is a stable guarantee because the creditor is still entitled to be paid even [...]

Mortgage in Thai Law2026-03-23T23:52:14+07:00

Superficies vs Usufruct Thailand

Definitive Legal Guide for Foreign Property Structuring and Land Control 1. Introduction Foreign investors acquiring villas or land-based property interests in Thailand frequently encounter two legal structures: superficies and usufruct. Both are recognised real rights under the Thai Civil and Commercial Code (CCC). However, they differ fundamentally in: • Ownership protection• Inheritance rights• Duration [...]

Superficies vs Usufruct Thailand2026-03-23T23:52:14+07:00

Sale With the Right of Redemption in Thailand

In this article, we’re going to give you essential information about sales with the right of redemption under the Civil and Commercial Code of Thailand (CCC) and the protection of people in sales with the right of redemption of land for agriculture or housing under B.E. 2562 (PAHA). This type of contract is always [...]

Sale With the Right of Redemption in Thailand2026-03-23T23:52:15+07:00

Rights of Habitation in Thailand

In this article, we are going to give you essential information about habitation in Thailand under the Civil and Commercial Code of Thailand (CCC). This right is an optional personal real right to have the right to occupy and use a building as a dwelling place. Meaning Thai law doesn’t give a definition of [...]

Rights of Habitation in Thailand2026-03-23T23:52:15+07:00

Yellow Book! How You Can Have One?

Yellow Book Definition The yellow book is one type of household registration book or the so-called "Tabien Baan". It's issued by the district office or the local municipality and shows those who live in and have domicile in the house or condominium. It serves as proof of residence and is often required for various [...]

Yellow Book! How You Can Have One?2026-03-23T23:52:16+07:00

Easement (Servitude) in Thailand (2026) | Access Rights & Legal Guide

1. Introduction When acquiring land or villas in Thailand — particularly in Phuket — access rights and land burdens are often more significant than buyers initially assume. Under Thai law, an easement is referred to as a servitude. It is a real right attached to land for the benefit of another land. This article [...]

Easement (Servitude) in Thailand (2026) | Access Rights & Legal Guide2026-03-23T23:52:16+07:00

Leasehold vs Freehold in Thailand | Strategic Comparison for Investors

1. Freehold Ownership in Thailand 1.1 Freehold Condominium (Foreign Quota) Under the Condominium Act, foreigners may acquire freehold ownership of condominium units provided: • Foreign ownership does not exceed 49% of total sellable area• Funds are remitted from abroad• Registration is properly completed at the Land Office Freehold condominium ownership provides: • Perpetual ownership• [...]

Leasehold vs Freehold in Thailand | Strategic Comparison for Investors2026-03-23T23:52:17+07:00

Way of Necessity In Thailand

When the right of way is blocked. The way of necessity is worked. This article is going to cover the way of life in Phuket and the rest of Thailand. Basic Law of Way in Thai Law First of all, Thai law uses the word "way," not "ROAD". This is similar to the law [...]

Way of Necessity In Thailand2026-03-23T23:52:18+07:00
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