Checklist for Buying a House or Condominium in Thailand: What Due Diligence Is Required?
Before purchasing or leasing a property in Thailand, buyers should choose the appropriate due diligence process. This overview links to the main checklists for condominiums, houses and villas, and off-plan projects.
Buying or Leasing a completed House or Villa in Thailand: Due Diligence for the Land, Building and Leasehold
When buying or entering into a long-term lease of a house or villa in Thailand, buyers should carefully examine the land title, owner, building, access, encumbrances, leasehold rights, usufruct, superficies and registration.
Buying Off-Plan or Developing an Individual Construction Project in Thailand: Due Diligence for the Developer, Contractor and Project
When purchasing off-plan or developing an individual construction project in Thailand, buyers should carefully examine the developer, contractor, project land, building permit, Environmental Impact Assessment, payment schedule, construction agreement, termination rights and liability for defects.
Buying an Apartment or Condominium in Thailand: Due Diligence for Foreign Buyers
When purchasing a condominium in Thailand, foreign buyers should carefully examine the Foreign Quota, unit title, registered owner, encumbrances, transfer of funds, purchase agreement, fees and registration at the Land Office.
PDPA Compliance in Thailand: A Practical Guide for Swiss-Headquartered Groups
Does your Swiss company have a subsidiary, employees or data operations in Thailand? Download Nomadlaw’s practical guide to PDPA compliance, international data transfers, DPO requirements and employee monitoring.
Business Forms in Thailand: What Swiss Companies and Investors should know before expanding
Expanding to Thailand offers strong opportunities for Swiss companies, but choosing the right legal structure is essential. This guide explains the main business forms in Thailand, including Thai limited companies, branch offices, representative offices, and regional offices, with key points on foreign ownership, liability, tax, VAT, licensing, BOI promotion, and the Foreign Business Act.
Market Entry via BOI in Thailand as a Swiss Company: Is It Worth It?
Considering expanding your Swiss business to Thailand? BOI promotion can offer significant advantages, including corporate tax exemptions, customs benefits, easier work permits, land ownership rights, and the possibility of full foreign ownership. Learn when BOI is worthwhile, which sectors qualify, and how the application process works.
Market Entry into Switzerland: Legal Framework for Thai Companies
Switzerland offers attractive opportunities for Thai companies, but market entry requires careful legal planning. This article explains the key options, including distribution, branch offices and Swiss subsidiaries, as well as foreign ownership, work permits, tax, VAT, customs, product compliance, data protection and employment law.
A Simple Guide to the Thai Foreign Business Act
A clear and simple guide to the Thai Foreign Business Act. Learn when foreigners can own 100% of a company in Thailand, which business activities are restricted, and when a foreign business license or BOI promotion is required.
Renting an Apartment or House in Thailand: A Good Alternative to Buying, or a Transitional Solution?
Renting an apartment or house in Thailand can be a flexible and practical alternative to buying, especially for foreigners who are still exploring locations, lifestyle and long-term plans. This article explains when renting makes sense, the pros and cons of condos and houses, and the most common pitfalls regarding deposits, repairs, utilities and house rules.