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How can foreigner get a bank loan in Thailand? If you are working in Thailand, living in Thailand and running your own business there or if you wish to make investments in Thailand and need to get a bank loan from a local bank, then there are some prerequisites that you should know about. If you are working as an expat in Thailand and wish to go through company registration in Thailand, that is very much possible as well and any Thai lawyer that you’ll talk to will let you know that local banks in addition to any law firm in Thailand will help you out with the legal procedure and the financing. However, while the Thai lawyer or law firm in Thailand will be easy to employ in order to set up your own business in Thailand via company registration Thailand, local banks might be harder to (more...)

Need to get divorce in Thailand? Getting adivorce in Thailand is a difficult job under the law not to mention the fact that the simple act of considering a divorce can be emotional painful for any couple. It is important to realize that getting a divorce in Thailand means that you know all of the legal options that are available to you because different regions tend to have similar divorce laws and proceedings but there can be minute differences, which can affect the ease with which you can get through a divorce. Most of the time, couples do not educate themselves before looking for legal services including a Thai lawyer or a law firm in Thailand which is why, they end up getting themselves into far more legal problems and obstacles than they had imagined.   Click here for Our (more...)

From April 2004, foreigners may not buy a condo in Thailand from a Thai person in a condo apartment building in which the over-all ownership by foreigners is more than 49% of the total number of units. You could let TILALEGAL check for 49% rule restricting ownership for you please go to http://www.tilalegal.com/title-search-thailand.php our services to check condominium in Thailand will takes approx. 3-4 days only. "In April, 1999, the original Thai Condominium Act was amended so that foreigners could buy a condo from a Thai person regardless of the number of units already owned by other foreigners. The limit prior to the change had been 49%. That old rule has been reinstated - as of April 2004, foreigners may not buy a condo from a Thai person in a condo apartment building in which the (more...)