How do I make a Will Thailand

Abroad Funerals Pattaya takes the worry and stress out

You need a Will Testament in Thailand.

As without one it can become a real issue for those left to arrange everything.

Making a Will is easy and not expensive. However for some reason more than half of people do not have one. It doesn’t matter how old you are or your health as things happen and unexpectedly too.

Most don’t understand the words I have used above let alone their how they work in a legal World.

Will Testament and the Law

Thai888 Law has designed a checklist for you so that you can understand who else is involved in your Will Testament. Of course there is you (Testator), what do you own (assets or estate (including your body), who you want to leave certain things to (Beneficiaries), who to contact (Next of Kin NOK) and who you want to manage everything after you die (Executor) as they need to take the matter to court (Probate).

Thai Language

Most documents are in Thai Language and most times these need to be translated. Sometimes, if documents need to be used in another country this needs to be done at a Consulate and then signed off by the Minister of Foreign Affairs. All Wills and the Executor must go to court to be given a court order (Grant of Probate) and with this document you can close bank accounts, sell/transfer land condo or house, transfer car or motorbike, send money overseas, collect insurance.

Free Will Checklist

This is just the beginning and helpful in knowing what documents and information you need to give us so we can write up your Will Testament for Thailand. Abroad Funerals and Thai888 Law offer your Will Testament in Thai and English and 2 copies with all of your information, possessions, family and friends contacts inside

Contact us now on [email protected]

Tony Heron Funeral Thai888 Law 2019

Thailand.
Today at 2pm there is a service at Wat Dham Samakkee in Pattaya It is with sadness that we report on the passing of Anthony (Tony) Gordon Heron, age 71, on 29 April 2019. 

Tony, a member of the Pattaya City Expats Club since 2007 was very active and often volunteered his assistance at the Club meeting in many areas.  He also spoke to the Club about his vocation in the fur trade and about his birthplace in Northumberland County in Northern England. His smiling face at the Sunday meetings will be missed.


Funeral arrangements are being made by Thai888 Law and Funerals. We will post date, time, and location when known. He is survived by two daughters, Amber and Janine. 

Thai888 Law Funeral Cremation Repatriation web stats 2018

Thai888 Law  Funeral services is number one for Thailand 2018

Other companies were getting less than 5000 visits and Thai888 Law gets over 9000 visits – this proves a one stop office is saving you time and money.  We manage and control every thing for you. One call one email and we can start. Market share is 65% as we understand your needs in this very legal situation in Thailand – lawyers, legal staff and English speaking at a very affordable price.

Deceased Estate Bank Account Thai888 Law Thailand

This is what the banks require for closing down the deceased estate bank account and returning the money to the heirs – Thai888 Law has many years experience in Probate and we act for you. Please read the following instructions to retrieve 5000 USD from an account.

Dear +++++++++++

Please refer to requesting the closing of savings account number +++++++++++ and obtaining the remaining balance from such account of ++++++++++++++++++.

Per your request, please be advised that in order to receive the money, you are kindly requested to proceed with any one of the following three options:

1. Appoint your embassy as the recipient and request the embassy to provide the following documents to us. Under this option, we will issue a cheque (check) to the embassy with restrictive account payee only crossing.

1.1 A Power of Attorney appointing the embassy to execute the matter on your behalf.

1.2 A death certificate.

1.3 A copy of the passport of the legitimate recipient and the depositor.

1.4 A document showing that the recipient is a legitimate heir or administrator of the estate.

1.5 A letter from the embassy attesting that you are the legitimate recipient of the money.

1.6 A letter from Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs verifying the name and signature of the authorized officer of the embassy.

2. Appoint your embassy as a representative to proceed on your behalf by providing the following documents to the embassy in order to verify such documents and submit them to us. Under this option, we will transfer money to the designated account via SWIFT.

2.1 A Power of Attorney appointing the embassy to execute the matter on your behalf.

2.2 A death certificate.

2.3 A court order appointing an administer of the estate of the deceased.

2.4 A letter requesting money from the account of the deceased.

2.5 An application for currency exchange and fund transfer.

2.6 A letter of indemnity.

2.7 A copy of the passport of the legitimate recipient and the depositor.

2.8 A letter from the embassy attesting that you are the legitimate recipient of the money.

2.9 A letter from Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs verifying the name and signature of the authorized officer of the embassy.

All documents must be signed by your embassy.

3. Appoint a Thai888 law firm in Thailand to execute the matter on your behalf. The law firm must provide us documents in the same manner as described in No. 1 above. Under this option, we will issue a cheque (Check) to the embassy with restrictive account payee only crossing.

However, if you are able to travel to Thailand, you can file a case to request a court order appointing you as the administrator of the estate of the deceased. With this option, your documents must be notarized or verified by your embassy, and it may take up to two months to complete the matter.

Please be advised accordingly and keep us informed of your decision. Thank you.

Yours faithfully, The +++++++++++++++++++++Bank Public Company Limited +++++++++++ BRANCH EMAIL: ++++++++++++++@++++

Thai888 Law and PCEC Living Wills and POA