Antony and the team were very professional in the approach. From our first contact with the ThaiWills Team all the way to sitting down with the lawyers and signing the Wills. A top class service. Our Willwas a much more complex Will than the simple one that you can do online.
Elizabeth S.USA and Chaing Mai
I am Very happy with the Wills we had provided by the Thai WIlls Team in both Thai and English. really simple quick and easy to complete, download and then get signed by two witnesses, nothing hiden.
Dave H.UK and Bangkok
I would recommend using ThaiWIlls.com to get a Will done here in Thailand. The process was quick easy and simple. From contact to sgning was just 3 weeks. professional and efficient
Alberto F.Italy, Bangkok and Pattaya
That was a really great experience, Thai Wills provided us with a law firm for the complex will we needed. The fees where transparant and upfront. We will use this law firm from now on.
Andy S.UK and Bangkok
An incredible service. We did our will online fast and easy. I did need help with the executor part and I gave the Thai WIlls team a call and it was explained and sorted quickly. Highly recommended.
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Get Your Will complete with 3 Easy Steps
Step 1
We’ll ask a few questions that will allow you to create your own Will using our Legal Certified Will Templates, in both English and Thai.
Step 2
Complete our simple online questionnaire. Review your Will draft, make any changes, then pay securely online.
Step 3
We'll email your completed Will in both English and Thai. Print and sign in front of two witnesses to make it 100% legal.
Write Your Will Online or in Person
Thai Wills
Most expats in Thailand have put everything into building a life here, a home, a family, a future. But without a valid Thai Will, none of it is guaranteed to end up where you want it to.
We started ThaiWills in 2021 because we saw too many families left navigating Thailand's legal system alone, confused, grieving, and fighting for what should have been straightforward. That's not how it should end.
A ThaiWills Will is fast, affordable, and legally valid in Thailand — in both Thai and English. Written with the guidance of Greg Beatty, Juris Doctor and one of Bangkok's most experienced legal professionals. Because the people you love deserve better than uncertainty.
This process is ideal if you have basic assets in Thailand (bank accounts, real estate, investments, vehicles, household goods), know who you want as your executor (the person to distribute assets and settle debts), and can list your beneficiaries. Your Will(s) are emailed to you direct to your inbox, in Thai and English.
When Things Get Complicated
Write your will with a specialist. Great for talking things through and getting support where you need it.
This process is ideal for more complex assets, such as private company investments, cryptocurrency, overseas assets, trust accounts abroad, and executors or beneficiaries living overseas. Fill in our short form and we'll connect you with our specialist legal partner to discuss your options.
A Living Will
Write your Living Will with a specialist. Sets out your medical wishes if you can no longer speak for yourself.
This process is ideal if you want to record your wishes around life support, resuscitation, and who should make medical decisions on your behalf. Fill in our short form and we'll connect you with our specialist legal partner to discuss your wishes.
Not sure if ThaiWills is the right fit for your situation?
Our Will templates have been checked by a Thai lawyer to ensure they meet Thai legal requirements.
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One price: ฿5,000 for a complete Will in English and Thai, delivered straight to your inbox. With 30 Day free Revisions
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Why you should write your will today!
It takes 15 minutes. The peace of mind lasts forever.
Answer a few straightforward questions online. We handle the rest — in Thai and English. If you get stuck, we're one phone call away.
Life changes. Your Will can too.
New property, a new relationship, a new chapter — your Will can be updated at any time. Nothing is set in stone until you want it to be.
Your family shouldn't have to figure it out alone.
Without a valid Thai Will, the people you love face courts, lawyers, and bureaucracy — in a foreign language, while they're grieving. A Will changes all of that.
Unlock Peace of Mind: Your Essential Guide to Navigating the Probate Process in Thailand
by Greg Beatty, Juris Doctorate in Law, Thai Wills
The complexities of probate can be overwhelming, especially in a foreign country. Our comprehensive Executor's Guide to Probate in Thailand is designed to simplify this journey for you. This free guide offers step-by-step insights into managing and settling estates, ensuring that you understand your responsibilities as an executor.
Answers to questions are not to be construed as legal advice. We do not provide legal advice on this website. It is your responsibility to verify the answers below independently with your legal advisor.
Yes. Your Will is drafted in accordance with the Thai Civil and Commercial Code, which governs the validity of Wills in Thailand. It must be printed, signed by you, and witnessed by two people simultaneously to be legally binding. ThaiWills does not sign your Will — you do, in the presence of your witnesses.
If you own assets in Thailand — property, bank accounts, vehicles, investments — a foreign Will is unlikely to be recognised by Thai courts without a lengthy and expensive legal process. A Thai Will written under Thai law is the most straightforward way to ensure your Thai assets are distributed according to your wishes.
Our Will templates have been independently reviewed by qualified Thai legal professionals to ensure compliance with Thai law. We did not write them ourselves and assume they are correct — they were formally verified before being used on the platform.
ThaiWills is designed for straightforward estate planning — a Simple Will covering Thai assets. If your situation involves multiple jurisdictions, business ownership, contested arrangements, or significant complexity, we will tell you at the start of the process and can refer you to a qualified Thai lawyer.
Find out more on our Complex Cases page.
No. ThaiWills is an online legal document service. We provide a platform that generates a legally reviewed Will document based on your answers. We do not provide legal advice. If you need personalised legal advice, we can refer you to a qualified Thai lawyer.
Once signed and witnessed correctly, your Will is a valid legal document. We recommend storing the original in a safe place and telling your Executor where it is. You may also want to keep a copy with your solicitor or a trusted family member. ThaiWills does not store your signed Will — you are responsible for keeping it safe.
Yes. If your circumstances change — new assets, change of Executor, new beneficiaries — you should update your Will. You can return to ThaiWills and create a new Will at any time. A new, properly signed Will automatically supersedes the previous one.
No. Your Executor can be based anywhere in the world. However, it is worth considering the practicalities — an Executor based in Thailand will find it easier to deal with Thai banks, courts, and government offices when the time comes.
Without a valid Thai Will, your Thai assets will be distributed under Thai intestacy law — which may not reflect your wishes. Thai law has a fixed order of inheritance that prioritises blood relatives in a specific sequence. Your partner, if unmarried, has no automatic right to inherit under Thai law.
It depends on the type of change.
Minor corrections — like fixing a spelling mistake, or updating a name, address, or similar factual detail — can be made directly on your existing Will, free of charge, at any time. Simply log in to your ThaiWills account and use the revision function, or contact us at info@thaiwills.com.
Material changes — such as changing a beneficiary, executor, guardian, or how your assets are distributed — can't be made directly to an existing Will. This is a safeguard: allowing changes like this to be made by anyone other than you, the Will-maker, would undermine the assurance that a Will reflects your true and current wishes. If you need a change like this, you'll need to create an updated Will through the ThaiWills Platform. If you're within your first 30 days, we may waive the fee for the updated Will at our discretion — just get in touch with us at info@thaiwills.com.
