Finally! All papers wrote about it a few days ago, but now its official - The Thai Government now allows aliens to temporarily stay in Thailand until 31 July 2020. The extension cover all types of visas, 90-day reporting, fee waivers and no submission of documents. Please visit the source
DTCC can recommend ASEAN TODAY from Dej-Udom & Asociates March version as of 9 April 2020. ASEAN Today - Regional Legal and Business News for March 2020 including important updates on the Thai government's measures to combat the difficulties caused by the Coronavirus Covid-12. This issue goes into issues such
With the spread of COVID-19, the aim of the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC) is to ensure that Thai residents are well-protected from risks associated with the virus. Thus OIC has initiated a fast-track application scheme and at the same time emphasis that insurance policies Sold Prior to 17 March
DTCC has from our corporate member Baker McKenzie received the following legal update regarding a notification from DBD to extend the deadline for the filing of audited financial statements by certain types of entities during the period of COVID-19. Please read the full but short Client Alert from Baker McKenzie
The DTCC has from our corporate member Baker McKenzie received the following legal update regarding the consequences of the government Emergency Decree which took effect from 26 March 2020 for employers and employees. These measures combined with the Cabinet's earlier resolution to postpone the Songkran public holiday as part of
DTCC has from our member Tilleke & Gibbins received the following important update on a reduction on the Social Security contributions: Due to the economic impact of COVID-19, the Board of the Social Security Office has agreed to reduce the rate for both employee and employer contributions to the Social
Our corporate member Tilleke & Gibbins has shared a Client Alert on COVID-19 and its legal consequences for employers and employees in the event that you are forced to scale down or simply survive the effects of a public countrywide lock-down. The alert also touch upon the concept of Force
Our member Baker McKenzie has in their latest Legal Update been so kind to inform us that the National Communicable Disease Committee of Thailand has on the 24 February 2020 declared the Corona Virus (now officially named COVID-19) as a dangerous communicable disease. Once COVID-19 has been listed as a
Dear Members and friends, Please take your time to read the latest legal and Business news from Dej-Udom & Associates. Of special interest apart from the regional news is the Immigration update on the new required work permit filing locations for Greater Bangkok and the new definition of vacant/non-utilized properties