A Power of Attorney is basically used to legally hand over control of your affairs to another person. The ‘principal’ empowers another individual to act on your behalf. A Power of Attorney in Thailand can be used for short-term specific transactions which the principal cannot handle themselves.

All Thai government offices require the use of their own paperwork to appoint someone. That person doesn’t need to be a lawyer or work for a law or notary company; they can be a friend or family member. The Power of Attorney can be used to transfer property, vehicles and manage living wills. If you have assets in Thailand and only live here on a part time basis then this service might be very useful one day.

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