You chose Thailand for peace of mind.
Your legal foundation should feel the same. 🌿
Living in Thailand can be a beautiful new chapter — retirement, property investment, a business venture, or simply a better lifestyle.
But many foreigners quietly feel uncertain about one thing:
“Am I legally safe here?”
Visa regulations change.
Contracts are written in Thai.
Property laws differ from Europe.
Inheritance rules are not always what you expect.
Small misunderstandings can later become expensive complications.
That is where we step in.
Our english-speaking Thai lawyers are specializing in property law, retirement planning, and business setup for expatriates. Navigate Thai law with confidence.
Where Your Rights Come First
At Legal First Hua Hin, we provide comprehensive legal support for foreigners living in Thailand. Our mission is simple: to make your life here secure, structured, and worry-free.
Whether you need assistance with visas, work permits, and residency requirements, guidance on purchasing or investing in Thai real estate, drafting a legally sound will, or handling complex contractual matters — we are here to protect your interests every step of the way.
With deep expertise in Thai law and a strong focus on serving international clients, we bridge the gap between local regulations and foreign expectations. We combine legal precision with personalized service, ensuring that even the most complex processes become clear, manageable, and secure.
At Legal First, your rights are not an afterthought — they are our priority.
How we protect you
Why Clients Trust Legal First
Many foreigners initially rely on agents or informal advice.
However, agents are not licensed lawyers.
And informal advice does not protect you legally.
We are a registered Thai law firm.
Our advice is grounded in Thai law — and tailored to foreigners.
Clients appreciate that we:
✔ Speak clearly and transparently
✔ Identify risks early
✔ Offer practical solutions
✔ Communicate in English, German and French
✔ Treat every case with personal care
We believe legal guidance should feel reassuring — not intimidating.