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Does Your Foreign Will Work in Thailand?

What Expats in Chiang Mai Need to Know Before It Is Too Late By Aphiwat Bualoi, Attorney-at-Law, Will and Probate Specialist, Chiang Mai I had a client whose father died in Chiang Mai. The father had a will. It was a proper English will, written by a solicitor in London who charged 500 pounds an…

What Happens to Your Thai Bank Account When You Die?

A Will and Probate Lawyer in Chiang Mai Explains What Every Expat Needs to Know By Aphiwat Bualoi, Attorney-at-Law — Will & Probate Lawyer, Chiang Mai This is the question I hear more than any other from expats living in Thailand. Not about visas. Not about property. The question that keeps coming up in every…

What is a Thailand Notarial Services Attorney and How is it Different from a Notary Public?

If you searched for a notary in Thailand and got confused by the terminology, this explains everything Aphiwat Bualoi, Attorney at Law  |  aphiwatlaw.com The confusion most people run into You need a document notarized. You type into Google: notary public Chiang Mai. And then you find something called a Notarial Services Attorney instead. You…

Can a Thailand Notary Make a Pension Life Certificate?

Yes. Here is exactly how it works for expats in Chiang Mai receiving a pension from abroad Aphiwat Bualoi, Attorney at Law  |  aphiwatlaw.com The letter that arrives every year If you receive a state pension, private pension, or other benefit payment from the UK, USA, Australia, Germany, or many other countries, you have probably…

Why Thailand Did Not Have an Apostille System Like Other Countries And What Just Changed

A guide for expats and businesses in Thailand dealing with international documents Aphiwat Bualoi, Attorney at Law  |  aphiwatlaw.com What is an Apostille and why does it matter An Apostille is a standardized certificate that makes an official document from one country automatically accepted in another. It is attached to the original document and confirms…

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