Electronic Signature

Are electronic signatures valid in Thailand

For “Are electronic signatures valid in Thailand”, the key points are: Yes in most commercial contexts. The Electronic Transactions Act B.E. 2544 (2001), as amended, provides in section 7 that information shall not be denied legal effect solely because it is in electronic form, section 8 recognises electronic form as satisfying a writing requirement, and section 9 recognises an electronic signature where the signatory can be identified and the method is reliable and appropriate. Transactions requiring registration before a competent official, such as sale or mortgage of immovable property, must still be executed at the Land Office. This is general guidance based on applicable Thai statutes, not legal advice on your specific matter and not a court ruling. Please have counsel review the actual draft before signing. Source documents are checked for completeness before work starts, which reduces the risk of rejection by the receiving authority. For the exact document checklist, contact the team by phone, LINE @nycli, or email.