INTERESTING ONE - UK guy married to Thai National in Thailand. Pre-nup made to secure my assets before married. Child together born in Thailand. I have Original Birth Certificate with bothr parents names on. Moved to UK, now divorced in UK. Child now 13yrs, full custody with me. Ex wife still here in UK. Thailand Coutt presumably wont know we divorced. Pro's and Cons please if I decided to return with the Boy for holiday or to live. ? UPDATE - HAVE ADDED EXTRA DETAILS IN A REPLY TO A POST ON THIS MATTER.

Has anyone here ever been deported for overstaying or currently overstaying?

What does freehold property mean?

Can I as a foreigner

1. Buy land with a company regd in thailand?

2. What is the legal position in the above situation?

3. Am I (thag company) allowed to sell such land?

4. Anyone knows anyone who is into Rice Whiskey Manufacturing?

Thank you for accepting me to the group. I am leaning a lot already.

Can you recommend a group about owning land in LOS? I understand it’s complicated and requires a Thai partner….

Aspiring lawyers; Thailand is a signatory of the Hague convention, therefore, would a prenuptial agreement drafted in Australia, be recognised under Thai law following our wedding in Thailand?

On a separate note: I had some trouble finding solicitors in the UK willing to certify copies of my documents for my visa application, and there seems to be some confusion here. The Thai Embassy Website states that copies must be certified by a Public Notary Officer or solicitor. My understanding is that this does not mean that the documents need to be certified by a PNO, merely by a solicitor, and the copies that I submitted which were certified by a solicitor were accepted. Therefore my advice would be to advise prospective solicitors that documents need to be certified, not notarised, and thus an official Public Notary Officer is not required.