Confidential structure review
Find out where you stand,
while you still have choices.
A private, unhurried review of how your Thai property or company is actually held, and what that means now that the ground has moved. Coordinated by this office, formed by independently instructed Thai counsel.
A great many foreign owners in Thailand hold assets through arrangements that were entirely ordinary when they were set up and have not been examined since. What has changed is not the law so much as the attention: since the beginning of 2026 the Department of Business Development has required proof of source of funds when companies are formed, and since April those checks have extended to amendment filings. In practice that means a routine change of director or address can open a file on a structure that has sat quietly for a decade.
The point of reviewing now is simple arithmetic. An owner who looks while nothing is happening has the full range of lawful options: restructure, convert to a registrable right, bring in genuine Thai capital, seek promotion, or sell in an orderly way at a proper price. An owner who looks because a bank, a buyer or a registrar has raised a question has fewer options, less time and a weaker position. Nothing about that is dramatic. It is simply how these things go.
What a review involves.
You tell us what you hold.
A short form, then a conversation. You do not need documents in front of you and you do not need to know whether anything is wrong. Most people do not, which is the reason to look.
We tell you what to gather.
Title documents, the company affidavit and shareholder list, share transfers, accounts and filings, remittance evidence. We send a list matched to what you actually hold, and help you assemble it.
Counsel reviews it, independently.
A qualified Thai lawyer, instructed independently of whoever set the structure up, forms a view on your position. That independence matters: the firm that built a structure is rarely the right one to judge it.
You get a plain answer and options.
Where the position is sound, you will be told so and can stop worrying. Where it is not, you will see the lawful routes available, what each involves, and what it is likely to cost in time and money.
Asia Global Partners is a private office, not a law firm, and gives no legal advice. Legal opinions on your position come from qualified Thai counsel, instructed independently, and your own advisers at home should be part of the conversation where your home jurisdiction is affected. What this office does is convene the right people, hold the process together, and remain accountable to you throughout.
Ask for the review.
Two minutes. If you would rather simply talk, say so in the last box and we will call instead.
If this is already live.
If a buyer's lawyer has raised a question, a bank has frozen or queried an account, a registrar has asked for evidence, a nominee relationship has broken down, or you have received anything official you do not understand, mark the request as live and we will treat it that way. Two things are worth saying plainly: speak to a qualified Thai lawyer immediately, and tell that lawyer everything, including the parts you would rather not. Complete instructions produce better options. Incomplete ones close doors.