Thai Will Drafting

Making a Legally Valid Thai Will for Assets in Thailand

  • A structured Thai will tailored to your circumstances
  • Clear instructions for your assets in Thailand
  • Guidance on formal signing requirements
  • Guidance on formal signing requirements
Thai will drafting for expats in Thailand with assets located in Thailand

Thai Will Drafting

Thai Will for Assets in Thailand

This service is for expats who need a legally valid Thai will covering assets located in Thailand.

A Thai will sets out clear instructions for the distribution of your assets under Thai law, ensuring your wishes are formally recognised.
For expats with assets located solely in Thailand and straightforward arrangements, a Thai will can provide appropriate local clarity.

When assets or heirs span multiple countries, structured cross-border succession planning is usually more appropriate.

When Thai Will Drafting Is the Right Fit

You may benefit from Stand-Alone Thai Will Drafting if:

  • You hold assets located solely in Thailand
  • You require a properly drafted Thai will for local property or bank accounts
  • Your estate does not involve cross-border structuring
  • You prefer a one-off drafting service without ongoing review
  • You already have international arrangements managed separately

Thai Will Drafting

THB 28,000

(One-Time Service)

Includes drafting or full review of your Thai will and guidance on formal signing requirements.

Optional services available at additional cost:

Notarisation of two willsTHB 5,000
Provision of independent witnessesTHB 500 per witness

What’s Included with Thai Will Drafting

A clearly structured Thai will prepared in accordance with Thai law.

Structured
Will Drafting

A clearly drafted Thai will tailored to your personal and asset circumstances.

Execution
Requirements

Formal signing requirements explained to ensure legal validity.

Thai Asset
Identification

Confirmation of assets located in Thailand for accurate inclusion in your will.

Beneficiary and
Executor Instructions

Defined beneficiary and executor provisions under Thai law.

Document
Delivery

The final signed will will be provided to you for safekeeping.

How Thai Will Drafting Works

A Structured, Step-by-Step Approach

1.
Initial Consultation

Discussion of your assets located in Thailand and your instructions.

2.
Drafting

Preparation of your Thai will based on your circumstances and wishes.

3.
Signing

Completion of formal signing requirements under Thai law. Independent witnesses and notarisation available if required.

5.
Finalisation

Delivery of your signed will for safekeeping.

Important Considerations for a Thai Will

A stand-alone Thai will covers assets located in Thailand.

This service is limited to local succession arrangements and does not include ongoing review or cross-border coordination.

Where you hold assets overseas or have heirs in multiple jurisdictions, structured cross-border succession preparation is usually more appropriate.

Why Choose Expat Tax Thailand

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Specialist Support
for Expats in Thailand

Extensive experience drafting Thai wills for foreign nationals.

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In-House Thai
Legal Expertise

Thai wills prepared in coordination with our in-house legal professionals.

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Clear Advice.
Practical Preparation.

Legal clarity delivered in straightforward and structured language.

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Trusted by the
Expat Community in Thailand

Over 650 five-star reviews from expats who value clarity and reliable guidance.

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Transparent
and Straightforward

Clear pricing and defined scope from the outset.

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Need Help with a Will or Succession Planning

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Frequently Asked Questions About Thai Wills in Thailand

THAI WILL DRAFTING

A Thai will is often advisable for expats who hold assets in Thailand. It allows you to set out clear instructions for the distribution of those assets under Thai law and helps ensure your wishes are formally recognised.

This service is designed for expats whose assets are located in Thailand and whose arrangements are relatively straightforward. Where assets or heirs span more than one country, a more structured succession planning approach is usually more appropriate

Yes. Foreign nationals can make a legally valid Thai will in Thailand, provided it is properly drafted and signed in accordance with Thai legal requirements. The page is specifically positioned for expats and foreign nationals who need a Thai will covering assets in Thailand.

Part of the service includes guidance on formal signing requirements so the will is completed in a way that supports legal validity.

A stand-alone Thai will is intended to cover assets located in Thailand. This can include local property, bank accounts and other Thai-based assets that need clear instructions under Thai law.

As part of the process, the relevant Thai assets are identified so they can be included accurately in the will.

A Thai will must be properly drafted and signed in line with Thai legal requirements. The service includes structured drafting, clear beneficiary and executor provisions, and guidance on the formal signing process to help ensure the will is legally valid.

Signing formalities matter. The process includes completion of the required signing steps under Thai law, with independent witnesses and notarisation available where required.

es. A Thai will can be used to cover Thai assets such as local property and bank accounts, provided those assets are properly identified and the will is drafted to deal with them clearly.

This is one of the main reasons expats choose a stand-alone Thai will where their estate arrangements are limited to Thailand.

Once the will has been drafted, it must be signed in accordance with Thai legal formalities. As part of this service, those signing requirements are explained clearly and the signing stage is guided so the will is completed properly.

Where needed, independent witnesses can be provided and notarisation can also be arranged as an additional service. After signing, the final will is delivered for safekeeping.