Intellectual property in Thailand plays a central role in protecting innovation, creativity, and commercial identity in an increasingly globalized economy. Thailand has developed a structured IP regime aligned with international standards while retaining domestic legal characteristics that significantly affect how rights are acquired, enforced, and commercialized. This article provides a comprehensive examination of Thailand’s intellectual […]
Muslim Marriage in Thailand. Muslim marriages (nikāḥ) in Thailand sit at the intersection of religious practice and state law. For Muslim couples — and especially for mixed-nationality couples or foreigners marrying in Thailand — the central questions are: what makes a nikāḥ valid as Islamic ritual, what steps are needed for civil-law recognition, how do […]
Property Leasehold in Thailand. Leasehold is the principal legal route by which non-Thai residents and many domestic users obtain long-term practical control of land or buildings in Thailand. Unlike freehold ownership, a lease grants a right to possess and use immovable property for a defined period under contract. This article explains the statutory framework, registration […]