The timeframe depends heavily on whether there is a valid Thai will. If a Thai will exists and all required documents are complete, straightforward cases are often concluded within 3–12 months. However, if the deceased died intestate (without a will), or if there are disputes among heirs, the process can take significantly longer—sometimes well over a year. Complex estates involving multiple heirs, property transfers, or contested claims may face further delays due to court backlogs and the need for additional hearings.
Categories: Inheritance & Probate Probate
