Real Estate
Legal due diligence, acquisitions, leases, ownership structures for foreign investors, construction contracts and support through completion.
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Consultation ↗Independent legal counsel · Thailand
Thai law.
Clear direction.
Practical legal guidance for international clients investing, living and doing business in Thailand.
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THAILAND · LEGAL COUNSEL
THE PRACTICE
Legal advice should make complex decisions feel manageable.
We help foreign individuals, investors and businesses navigate Thai law with a clear view of the legal issues, commercial priorities and practical steps ahead.
EXPERTISE
Focused advice.
Practical outcomes.
Corporate & Business
Advice for foreign investors establishing or acquiring businesses in Thailand, including business sale agreements and share purchase agreements.
↗Commercial Contracts
Drafting, review and negotiation of sale and purchase agreements, leases, construction contracts and other commercial arrangements.
↗Employment & Private Client
Employment agreements, labour law advice, wills and other personal legal arrangements for international clients in Thailand.
↗Licensing & Registration
Applications, registrations and regulatory approvals required for businesses operating under Thai law.
↗Litigation & Criminal Defence
Court applications, bail applications, criminal defence and representation in proceedings before the Thai courts.
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Noraseth Yuwang
Attorney & Legal Advisor
NORASETH YUWANG · ATTORNEY & LEGAL ADVISOR
Experienced Thai counsel for international clients.
With more than 10 years of legal experience, Noraseth Yuwang holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from Chulalongkorn University. He has worked with leading Thai law firms, including Vickery & Worachai and Siam Legal International.
He currently serves as a Senior Associate at Natipatana Law Office and as Director and Partner of Natipatana Law Phuket Office. His practice focuses on commercial contracts, land and real estate, ownership structures for foreign investors, business establishment and regulatory licensing, and employment law.
Working fluently in English, Noraseth provides international clients with practical, commercially informed advice and direct communication throughout their matters.
EXPERIENCEMore than 10 years in legal practice
EDUCATIONLL.B., Chulalongkorn University
LANGUAGESThai · English
SERVICE AREAPhuket · Phang Nga · Krabi · Koh Samui
LEGAL INSIGHTS
Notes on Thai law
PROPERTY
Navigating Real Estate Investment in Thailand
Essential due diligence for foreign buyers: location and environmental rules, title deed encumbrances and seller background checks.
Read article ↗CORPORATE
Share purchases in Thailand: why legal due diligence matters
The records, liabilities and closing protections an international purchaser should examine in a Thai private company acquisition.
Coming soon ↗IMMIGRATION
Work permits and business visas: planning the sequence correctly
How company readiness, staffing, filings and timing affect an application—and how to avoid preventable delays.
Coming soon ↗FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Starting with the right questions.
Can a foreigner own land in Thailand?
Thai law generally restricts foreign land ownership, although limited statutory exceptions may apply. Other lawful arrangements may be considered depending on the property, intended use and the client’s circumstances. Individual advice should be obtained before signing or transferring funds.
What should be checked before buying a condominium?
Due diligence commonly covers the title, foreign ownership quota, permits, management records, outstanding charges, the sale agreement and the source and transfer of foreign currency. The appropriate scope depends on the project and transaction.
Do I need a Thai company to operate a business?
That depends on the proposed activities, ownership, licences and applicable restrictions under Thai law. The structure should be assessed before incorporation or entering into commercial commitments.
What should I provide for an initial consultation?
Please provide a short chronology, the parties involved, the outcome sought and any important deadlines. Do not send original documents or highly confidential material until we confirm that we can consider the matter.
Does submitting an enquiry create a lawyer–client relationship?
No. A lawyer–client relationship begins only after conflicts and scope have been reviewed and engagement terms have been agreed in writing.
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