How to Adoption in Thailand

Under Thai law there are strict procedures and requirements for the adoption of children. It is advisable that you recheck the current law to as some of these requirements are currently under review.

It is not possible to apply to adopt more than one child at a time (except twins, siblings, or in cases of the adoption of the children of the applicant's Thai spouse).

Parents adopting from Thailand for a second time may request that a DPW (Department of Public Welfare) social worker escort the child to your country instead of appearing before the Child Adoption Board as outlined below. All costs of such travel are the responsibility of the adoptive parents.

DPW advises that it is extremely unlikely that an abandoned child under the age of one year would be available for foreign adoption.

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Divorce in Thailand

Under Thai Law, properties during divorce may fall into two types: Sin Suan Tua as separate property and Sin Somros as marital property. The family law in Thailand is fairly straightforward. Foreigners must first obtain clearance from their respective embassies.

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Prenuptial Agreement in Thailand

A prenuptial agreement in Thailand is a contract entered into prior to a marriage, civil union or any other agreement prior to the main agreement by the people intending to marry. The content of a Thailand prenuptial agreement can vary widely, but commonly includes provisions for division of property and spousal support in the event of divorce or break up of the marriage. They may also include terms for the forfeiture of assets as a result of divorce on the grounds of adultery. Further conditions of guardianship may also be included.

In most jurisdictions, five elements are required for a valid Thailand prenuptial agreement
- Thailand Prenuptial Agreements must be in writing (oral prenups are always prohibited).
- Thailand Prenuptial Agreements must be executed voluntarily.
- There must be full and fair disclosure at the time of execution.
- Thailand Prenuptial Agreements must be executed by both parties (not their attorneys) "in the manner required for a deed to be recorded", known as an acknowledgment, before a notary public.

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