If you’re a vehicle owner in Thailand, you’re probably familiar with the term “Por Ror Bor” – the Thai abbreviation for Compulsory Motor Insurance. While this insurance is mandatory by law, many drivers are unaware…
You are in Thailand and you have already opened a Thai bank account but now how can you transfer money from abroad without paying high fees and loosing out on bad currency exchange rates? Meet…
When dealing with official documents or international transactions, ensuring authenticity and adhering to proper procedures becomes crucial. Here’s where a Notarial Services Attorney, often also called Notary Public, steps in. What is a Notarial Services…
Beside offering Expat services and consulting in various fields, 360 Consulting Co., Ltd. is also officially registered as law office certified by the Lawyers Council of Thailand. Additionally, our certified lawyer, Ms. Amarita Thatdee, is…
For over two decades, Thailand Privilege Card Co., Ltd., a government-owned organization, has been offering exclusive membership programs that grant access to various privileges. These programs include a long-term visa that enables flexible stays and…
We have moved the location of our office. We are still on the same road, on the same side, just 400 metres closer to Hua Hin town. We are now diagonally opposite of the E-Driver…
There are two immigration offices in Hua Hin. The main office offering all Immigration services is located in Thap Tai sub-district, whereas a smaller branch with limited services is located in Bluport Hua Hin Resort…
A Residence Certificate is an official document that certifies your residence / address. In Thailand there are quite a few occasions where a foreigner will be required to obtain a Residence Certificate. For example when……
A Living Will is a written, legal directive about your preferences for medical care if you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself. Living Wills provide doctors and healthcare professionals with guidance for…
According to the Immigration Act (B.E.2522) every foreigner that stays in the Kingdom of Thailand on a temporary stay permit for more than 90 days is required to report to immigration every 90 days. How…
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