I. Introduction: Thailand’s Regulatory Crossroads Thailand’s digital regulatory model is undergoing a structural realignment. For most of the past two decades, online enforcement rested primarily on the Computer Crime Act (CCA), criminal defamation, and traditional Criminal Code provisions. These regimes …
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Thailand’s 2025 Cannabis Regulatory Overhaul: A Hybrid Framework That Tightens Control but Stops Short of Comprehensive Reform
Thailand’s new cannabis regulations, approved in December 2025, represent the most substantial shift in national cannabis policy since decriminalization in June 2022. However, these rules do not replace all earlier ministerial directives or create a unified cannabis law. Thailand now …
Recognized by Chambers & Partners 2026
Formichella & Sritawat Attorneys at Law is pleased to share that the firm has once again been recognised in the Chambers Asia-Pacific 2026 guide. The firm achieved Band 1 in Technology, Media & Telecoms (TMT) and Band 5 in Dispute Resolution for Thailand, reaffirming our consistent …
Thailand’s LTR Visa & Why Most Applicants Don’t Need a Consultant
Thailand’s Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa continues to be a key initiative aimed at attracting defined categories of foreign nationals. As interest in the programme grows, so too has the number of service providers marketing high-fee “assistance packages” for applicants. In …
Thai Labour Law: Time Off, Working Hours & Equal Treatment
When navigating employment in Thailand, companies must give careful attention to time-off entitlements, working hours and special regimes for hazardous duties. Under the Labour Protection Act B.E. 2541 (the “Labour Act”) and related regulations, a Thai employer has clear obligations, …
Legal Mechanisms to Expedite Land Administration Actions in Thailand
The Department of Lands (DOL), operating under the Ministry of the Interior, constitutes the foundational institution for real property rights in the Kingdom of Thailand. Its mandate, encompassing the issuance of title deeds, the registration of encumbrances such as sales, …
Software Development Disputes in Thailand: Non-Payment, IP Protection & Enforcement Guide 2025
International software developers working in Thailand often face legal and operational issues when clients don’t pay for delivered software, claim non-performance, or continue using the product after defaulting. These issues become more complicated when clients are outside Thailand, making legal …
Thailand’s Intensified Visa-Free Screening: Not New Policy, But Newly Enforced
Thailand is once again experiencing a “crackdown” on visa-exempt entries and the misuse of tourist visas. While the situation may seem like a new development, the underlying framework has not changed. As we previously explained in our analysis of repeated …
ABLJ / law dot asia awards A-List recognition for John Formichella
Formichella & Sritawat is thrilled to announce that our Founding Partner, John Formichella, has been recognized once again by Asia Business Law Journal in its prestigious A-List: Thailand’s Top Lawyers 2025. This marks John’s sixth consecutive year receiving this honor, …
Thailand’s Bold Leap: Proposed Foreign Business Act Amendments to Boost Competitiveness
Thailand’s Bold Leap: Proposed Foreign Business Act Amendments to Boost Competitiveness Thailand is taking a significant step towards a more dynamic and competitive economic future. Recent reports in the Bangkok Post and The Nation have highlighted the Cabinet’s approval in …









