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Noraseth Yuwang: A Thai Lawyer Guiding International Clients Through Property, Corporate and M&A Matters

Noraseth Yuwang: A Thai Lawyer Guiding International Clients Through Property, Corporate and M&A Matters

For foreign investors, relocating families and business owners, Thai law can be hard to read from the outside. Noraseth Yuwang is a Thai attorney and legal advisor who helps international clients work through it with a clear view of both the legal issues and the commercial decisions behind them. Based in Phuket and advising clients across Thailand, he focuses on real estate, land and title matters, corporate structuring, and mergers and acquisitions.The areas where foreign clients most often need a Thai lawyer who can explain the rules in plain English. You can learn more about his practice at noraseth.law.

A professional background built in Thai law

Noraseth holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from Chulalongkorn University, one of Thailand’s most respected law faculties. Over more than 13 years in practice, he has worked with established Thai law firms including Vickery & Worachai and Siam Legal International, building experience across the areas that matter most to international clients doing business in the country.

He currently serves as a Senior Associate at Natipatana Law Office and as Director and Partner of Natipatana Law Phuket Office. Working fluently in English, he gives foreign clients direct, commercially informed advice and keeps communication clear from the first consultation through to completion of a matter.

Land, title and real estate
Land, title and real estate

Land, title and real estate

Property is where many foreign clients first encounter the limits and requirements of Thai law, and it sits at the centre of Noraseth’s practice. He advises on legal due diligence, title verification, acquisitions, leases and ownership structures for foreign investors, along with construction contracts and support through to completion.

His approach is practical. Before funds are committed, he helps clients confirm what they are acquiring, how it can lawfully be held, and what needs to be checked at the title and permit stage. For buyers unfamiliar with Thai property rules, that early clarity is often the difference between a clean transaction and a costly one.

Corporate work and mergers and acquisitions

Alongside property, Noraseth advises foreign investors on establishing and acquiring businesses in Thailand. His corporate work covers business establishment, regulatory licensing, share purchase agreements and business sale agreements, and the ownership structures that sit behind them.

On mergers and acquisitions, he guides international purchasers through the due diligence a Thai transaction calls for, from company records and liabilities to the closing protections a buyer should have in place. The aim is a transaction that is properly examined and properly documented, with the client aware of the risks before signing.


Noraseth Yuwang
Noraseth Yuwang

A clear voice on Thai law

Beyond client matters, Noraseth shares practical guidance on the questions international clients raise most often: what foreign buyers should verify before acquiring property, or why legal due diligence matters in a Thai share purchase. It reflects the way he works — setting out the real questions early, so decisions are made on solid ground.

For foreign individuals, investors and businesses who need Thai legal advice delivered clearly and in English, Noraseth Yuwang offers experienced, commercially focused counsel from a base in Phuket and a practice that serves clients throughout Thailand.

Learn more or arrange a consultation at https://noraseth.law/

 

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