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Inheritance & Estate Notary — Cross-Border Probate
Foreign heirs, Thai assets — one team from PoA to Civil Court order.
Quick Answer
Heir PoA + Apostille from THB 6,500; full Civil Court estate administration from THB 85,000. Cross-border retainer THB 25,000/mo.
Covered
- ✓ Heir PoA + consent affidavit
- ✓ Foreign will certified translation + notary
- ✓ Estate administration petition (CCC 1711–1755)
- ✓ Civil Court hearing representation
- ✓ Land / condo transfer to heir
- ✓ Bank account release
- ✓ Cross-border tax coordination
- ✓ Trustee / executor letters
FAQ
- What notarial documents are needed to inherit Thai assets from abroad?
- Foreign will (or intestacy affidavit) certified by home-country probate court → Apostille / embassy legalized → certified Thai translation → notarial certification for filing at the Thai Civil Court (estate administration petition under CCC Sec.1711–1755).
- Do heirs need to appear in Thailand?
- Not always. Heirs may execute a notarized PoA appointing a Thai estate administrator. We draft bilingual PoA + heir consent affidavit, notarize, arrange Apostille, and represent at the Civil Court hearing (usually 2–4 hearings over 3–6 months).
- Cross-border estate — how do Thai and foreign wills interact?
- Under Thai conflict-of-laws (CCC Sec.37), movables follow the deceased's domicile law; Thai immovables follow Thai law. We coordinate with UK / US / Australian / Singaporean probate lawyers to sequence grants correctly and avoid double-taxation.
- Rates?
- PoA + heir affidavit + Apostille THB 6,500. Full estate administration petition (Civil Court) THB 85,000–220,000 depending on asset complexity. Cross-border coordination retainer THB 25,000/month + court fees.
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