Home

Home

Retirement Visa

Thai Retirement Visa is for foreigners who is aged 50 years or more. This is a long term visa which will allow you to stay in Thailand for one year. Retirement Visa qualifies foreigners who could satisfy the requirements set by the Thai government: first, the age, and then financial requirement.

For the financial evidence, you need to open a Thai bank account showing at least 800,000 THB (the transfer of the money must be deposited in your bank account in the period of at least 2 months). Alternatively, you can also present monthly income/ pension amounting to THB 65,000. It could also be a combination of both (Bank Account + Income x 12 = THB 800,000).

Latest News

Marriage Registration in Thailand
Marriage registration in Thailand is far more than a ceremonial milestone—it is a legal act that fundamentally defines a couple’s rights, obligations, and status under Thai law. Thailand operates under a civil law system, which means that a marriage becomes legally valid only when it is officially recorded according to statute, not when vows are […]
Prenuptial Agreement in Thailand
A prenuptial agreement is one of the most strategic legal instruments available to couples marrying in Thailand. Whether the couple is Thai-Thai, foreign-Thai, or foreign-foreign marrying under Thai law, a properly prepared prenup protects personal assets, reduces emotional and financial conflict, ensures family property clarity, and preserves autonomy within marriage. Unlike jurisdictions that allow broad […]
Dispute Resolution in Thailand
Dispute resolution in Thailand plays a central role in the commercial, civil, family, and investment environment of Thailand. As one of Southeast Asia’s most active legal jurisdictions for regional business transactions, cross-border investment, marital-property claims, infrastructure development contracts, trade agreements, and domestic civil exchange, Thailand has built a structured, codified, and procedurally diverse dispute ecosystem. […]
Trade Disputes in Thailand
Trade disputes are often perceived as business setbacks or adversarial confrontations that should be avoided at all cost. While conflict prevention is always a preferred strategy, the existence of a mature, structured, and enforceable trade dispute environment can itself deliver significant commercial advantages to companies, investors, and market participants. In Thailand, a jurisdiction that blends […]
Labor Disputes in Thailand
Thailand has one of Southeast Asia’s most structured yet highly employee-protective labor law systems. Its legal framework is designed to balance economic growth with workforce welfare, but the enforcement environment, codified statutes, cultural nuances, union overlay considerations, and rapidly changing business landscape create fertile ground for labor disputes in Thailand. Understanding these disputes—their causes, implications, […]
Buying Property in Thailand
Thailand stands as one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive real estate markets, offering a compelling blend of economic dynamism, lifestyle appeal, strategic location, infrastructure expansion, and long-term investment upside. For both domestic and foreign buyers, purchasing property here can mean more than acquiring an asset—it can mean securing a foothold in one of the region’s […]

Buying Land

Since owning a land in Thailand is restricted for foreigners, expats usually out the land acquired under the name of their girlfriend and spouse. While this is a common and legal practice, in the event of divorce or when things go awry, property dispute may arise, and your investment is not protected. By naming your property acquired under your girlfriend or wife’s name, you are waiving your rights towards the property. Contact our lawyers so you will be advised of the legal aspects, understand the risk, know your best option before you go about your business venture or property acquisition in Thailand.