Thai Law
Work Permit in Chiang Mai
If you want to work in Chiang Mai, you will need to obtain a work permit unless you are a Thai citizen. A work permit will allow you to work or operate business in Chiang Mai as a skilled professional or employer.
Litigation in Chiang Mai
Like elsewhere, sometimes things go wrong in Chiang Mai. While Thai people are generally non-litigous, you may may find yourself a defendant in a lawsuit. Or you may be involved in a dispute that you want to bring before the court.
Thai Business Visa in Chiang Mai
If you are a foreigner who wants to work or do long term business in Chiang Mai you will need a Thai business visa, or non-immigrant B visa, before you apply for your work permit. A business visa will allow you to stay in Chiang Mai for 90 days with the possibility of extending your [...]
Property Contracts in Thailand
In many business transactions, including purchasing property, the other party will provide you with a contract, which may be in English or Thai. It is also important to review the contract carefully before you sign it, so you may need a translation. Incoming search terms:lawyer chiangmai
Getting divorced in Chiang Mai
You will only be able to obtain a divorce in Chiang Mai if your marriage was registered in Thailand, if you or your spouse is a Thai citizen, or if you have been living in Thailand for at least 6 months. Incoming search terms:divorcedivorcedhow to obtain a divorcethai marriage
BOI in Chiang Mai
If you are doing business in Chaing Mai, your company may be eligible for valuable incentives from Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI). For example, BOI promoted businesses are automatically granted a business licence.
Retirement in Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai can be a wonderful place to retire. The cost of living in Thailand is lower than in many places, there is no snow, and high-quality health care is affordable. Chiang Mai also has a well developed infrastructure and many English speakers.
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