Thailand introduced new COVID-19 entry measures on 9 January 2023.

The government of Thailand will extend the free issuing of e-vaccination certificates, known as e-Vaccine passports, for individuals who are vaccinated in Thailand until 31 March 2022.

Due to the resurgence of COVID-19 in Thailand since March 2021, the Cabinet has approved new reductions in employers' and employees' mandatory contributions to the Social Security Fund (SSF).

Thailand will reduce COVID-19 related entrance requirements beginning 1 May 2022

All travelers will be permitted to enter Thailand without having to undergo pre-departure testing...

New COVID-19 health entrance measures will be introduced for travelers entering Thailand beginning 1 July 2022

COVID 19 has significantly changed the face of our world. One clear trend that has accompanied this pandemic is an increase in counterfeiting.

Since July 13, 2021, the Thai government has issued a series of resolutions offering relief measures for persons insured under sections 33 (regular employees)...

Sensitive to the difficulties many business entities and individuals are experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Thai Customs Department recently implemented an important measure...

With the latest wave of COVID-19 continuing to have a serious impact on Thailand, many businesses have been looking for ways to survive...

Every force majeure clause should be considered and interpreted separately and in light of the contract as a whole, as the precise terms of that clause will control the outcome.

he Thai government issued its third COVID-19 stimulus package on April 7, 2020, valued at 1.9 trillion baht (US$58 billion).

Thailand has issued a regulation on advertising content—including language-related requirements—securing the right of consumers to clear and fair advertising.

In light of the Covid-19 virus crisis that is causing the current economic downturn which is affecting businesses across the kingdom, The Royal Thai Government recently approved Phase One of a...

The Royal Thai Government announced phase 2 of a number of additional financial measures focusing on individuals that are not registered with the social security system

As of 5 March 2020, the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has affected approximately 92,000 people in at least 50 countries around the world, ...

The COVID-19 outbreak is, without doubt, a human tragedy that has affected hundreds of thousands of people not only in Thailand but also around the world.