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Thailand Introduces new BOI Investment measures to accelerate economic recovery in 2026

Thailand continues to position itself as a leading investment destination in Southeast Asia. In early 2026, the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) introduced new investment stimulus measures aimed at accelerating economic recovery and encouraging large-scale investment projects in the country. The policy was formally announced through the new Board of Investment Announcement No. 3/2569: Investment

Board of Investment Announcement No. 3/2569 Re: Investment Stimulus Measures for Economic Recovery

  With reference to the Board of Investment Announcement No. 8/2565 dated 8 December 2022 regarding the Investment Promotion Policies and Criteria, in order to encourage large-scale entrepreneurs to undertake actual investments in major projects in Thailand in greater numbers; By virtue of Sections 16 and 35 of the Investment Promotion Act B.E. 2520 (1977)

Board of Investment Announcement No. 5/2569 
Re: Measures to Promote Joint Ventures Between Thai and Foreign Companies in Automotive Parts Manufacturing

  With reference to the Board of Investment Announcement No. 8/2565 dated 8 December 2022 regarding Investment Promotion Policies and Criteria, and the Board of Investment Announcement No. 9/2565 dated 8 December 2022 regarding Investment Promotion Measures for Industries Important to National Development; In order to encourage and support foreign entrepreneurs in the automotive parts

Debtor Asset Concealment Patterns in Thailand — And How Creditors Can Fight Back

Debtor Asset Concealment Thailand is a serious challenge for creditors when debtors transfer, hide, or restructure assets before litigation or judgment enforcement. In many cases, creditors obtain a judgment only to find that the debtor appears to have no assets left to enforce against. Understanding these concealment patterns is the first step toward protecting creditor

Judgment Enforcement in Thailand: Why Court Victories Fail in Practice and a Strategic Framework for Post-Judgment Recovery

In Thailand, obtaining a favorable court judgment does not automatically guarantee financial recovery. While litigation concludes with judicial confirmation of rights, the enforcement of judgment in Thailand operates within a distinct procedural framework governed primarily by the Thai Civil Procedure Code and administered through the Legal Execution Department (LED) under the Ministry of Justice. Many

The 4 Pillars of Strategic Enforcement: A Comprehensive Framework for Judgment Enforcement Thailand

Asset Intelligence & Judgment Enforcement Strategic Enforcement Thailand: A Strategic Intelligence Framework for Post-Judgment Recovery Executive Summary Strategic Enforcement Thailand requires more than obtaining a favorable court judgment. While litigation establishes legal rights, financial recovery depends on asset visibility, control analysis, enforcement sequencing, and timing. In practice, Judgment Enforcement Thailand operates within a separate procedural

Thailand Privilege Visa vs LTR vs Retirement Visa — How to Choose

Choosing the right long-term visa in Thailand is not simply an administrative decision. It is a strategic decision that directly affects: Your residency stability Your work eligibility Your tax exposure Your renewal obligations Your compliance burden Your long-term mobility Thailand currently offers several long-stay options, but three categories are most commonly compared: Thailand Privilege Visa