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Bangkok · Thailand · Established 2005
International perspective.Local knowledge.
Practical legal counsel for businesses and individuals navigating opportunity, regulation and change in Thailand.
Bangkok basedLocal knowledge for matters in Thailand
Cross-practice thinkingLegal advice aligned with commercial context
Established 2005A consistent, verified firm history
Client-centred counselTailored advice. Practical solutions.
About SBC Law
Legal advice made clear,commercial and actionable.
SBC Law Office is a Bangkok-based law firm supporting Thai and international clients across the decisions that shape their businesses, investments and lives.
We combine local legal knowledge with an international outlook. Our role is to translate complex requirements into a focused path forward — with advice designed for the context in which it will be used.
Discover our firmAreas of practice
Counsel across the business lifecycle
From market entry and transactions to people, property, technology and disputes.
How we work
Thoughtful counsel. Direct communication.
Good legal work starts by understanding the objective behind the question. We organise the issues, identify what matters most and help clients make informed decisions with confidence.
- Advice tailored to the matter, industry and risk
- Clear ownership and responsive communication
- Cross-practice coordination where issues overlap
News & Insights
Practical perspectives on Thai law
Clear, current briefings written to help decision-makers identify the questions that matter.
CorporateOpen Door, Closed Loophole
Thailand’s two-track approach to foreign business in 2026
New licence exemptions for group services sit alongside tougher nominee checks. What the two-track approach means for foreign investors.
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Digital LawYour Data, On Request
Thailand’s new access-request rules and the PDPC’s first AI guidance
How to handle data subject access requests under the PDPC’s new rules, and what its first AI guidelines mean for your business.
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Corporate45 Days and Counting
New credit-term rules for large buyers from SMEs take effect on 2 November 2026
From 2 November 2026, large buyers must tell SME suppliers of their right to be paid within 45 days. Who is caught and what to change.
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