Many foreigners living in Thailand meet their future spouses
here and get married in Thailand. And to deal with potential legal
issues in advance, the couples often choose to enter into a
prenuptial agreement (often referred to as "prenup").
According to the Thai Civil and Commercial Code
("CCC"), the prenup agreement is valid when it is:
- entered in the form of the marriage registry or
- prepared by the spouses in writing, separately from the
marriage registry, signed by both spouses and at least two
witnesses and entered in the marriage register, stating that the
prenup agreement is thereto annexed.
And according to the Ministry of the Interior Regulation
Regarding Family Registration B.E. 2541, both spouses and two
witnesses must sign in the marriage register (Form Kor Ror. 2).
