Thai Labor Protection Act & Employment Law
June 1, 2011 By Kai
The Labor Protection Act of 1998 (LPA) and the Civil Commercial Code (CCC) are primarily responsible for administering labor protection laws in Thailand. In other words, the rights and duties pertaining to the employer and employee are governed by series of a laws and procedures.Apart from Labor Protection Act BE 2541 (1998) and Thai Civil and Commercial Code, the laws in … [Read more...]
Immigration Law For The Kingdom Of Thailand
March 21, 2011 By Kai
There are certain laws imposed by governments of various countries to the people who are immigrating. These laws are in common named as the Immigration Laws. The Immigration Law for the Kingdom of Thailand is a set of laws concerning the immigration of people across the globe in to the kingdom. It is to be understood by any person intending to travel to Thailand even if as a … [Read more...]
Labor Law in Thailand
September 8, 2010 By Kai
In Thailand, all of the rights and duties pertaining to employers and employees are usually governed by a series of laws and regulations. Among the different acts that govern labor issues in Thailand are Labor Protection Act BE 2541, the Labor Court and Labor Court Procedure BE 2522, Labor Relations Act BE 2518, Social Security Act BE 2533, Thai Civil and Commercial Code, … [Read more...]
Foreign Business Law in Thailand
With highly sophisticated infrastructure and free enterprise economy, Thailand - officially the Kingdom of Thailand - attracts many foreigners to set up and conduct innovative businesses. However, in order to invest or conduct a business in Thailand, a foreign investor is required to comply with certain laws and regulations. Al though they are sometimes complicated, these … [Read more...]
Immigration and Visa Laws in Thailand
August 17, 2010 By Kai
According to the Nationality Act, an immigrant is an individual who is not of a Thai nationality. In the Kingdom of Thailand, the laws with regard to the immigration are governed by the Immigration Act of 1979. Additionally, they are managed by the Immigration Bureau of the Royal Thai Police Department, Ministry of Interior.In other words, the Minister of Interior has the … [Read more...]