If you’re a foreigner with assets or family ties in Thailand, a separate Thai Last Will can be very helpful, but it is not always required. Foreign wills are enforceable in Thailand, provided they are valid where made and properly legalized/translated for use in Thai probate. Whether you need a Thai will depends on your asset types (e.g., condo, bank accounts), your family situation, and how your foreign will is drafted. A dedicated Thai–English will can streamline the court process, reduce translation/validation steps, and make it easier for your executor and Thai beneficiaries.

Download a legally valid Thai Last Will or Living Will, prepared for expats by legal professionals familiar with Thai and international succession practice.

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What you get (Full download ZIP)

• Two editable Last-Will-and-Testament templates (standard & alternate; Microsoft Word & PDF)
• Step-by-step completion guide that explains each clause in plain English
• Signing & witnessing checklist to help you execute the will correctly

How to complete your Will

• Open the template that best matches your situation.
• Type into the highlighted blanks or adapt the wording to reflect your wishes.
• Follow the guide to sign, date, witness, and store your Will.

Need a Living Will too?

Planning ahead for medical decisions? See our DIY Living Will (Thai–English). It’s designed to complement your Last Will and Testament.