Crafting Your Final Wishes: A Foreigner's Guide to Writing a Valid Will in Thailand

Discover the essential steps for foreigners to write and file their own legally binding will in Thailand. Learn the requirements, key components, and benefits of having a personalized estate plan.
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[@AzerPaul]

Excellent info. Thanks.

[@AllAboutLifeInThailand]

Glad it was helpful!

[@larryeifler2994]

Thank you for the information. My assets in Thailand are my personal bank account and my computer. Our house and car are in my wife's name. I assume that joint bank accounts do not go through probate. Is inheritance money transferred from the USA taxed in Thailand?

[@AllAboutLifeInThailand]

You are correct, generally, joint accounts do not go through probate. As for inheritance tax, the best I can do is point you here. www.greenbacktaxservices.com/country-guide/expat-taxes-for-thailand/

[@billsimpson2392]

As Benny Franklin once said "in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes". Aint that the truth Ray! 👍👍🦘🦘

[@AllAboutLifeInThailand]

In all the collected knowledge, there is no greater truth, Bill.