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    Bankruptcy & Insolvency Law
    3-5 years

    Business Rehabilitation Process

    Complete guide to corporate rehabilitation proceedings in Thailand.

    Overview

    This guide explains the business rehabilitation process in Thailand's legal system. Understanding each stage helps you know what to expect and how to protect your rights.

    Typical Timeline: 3-5 years

    Process Timeline

    1

    File Rehabilitation Petition

    1 day

    Submit petition to Central Bankruptcy Court showing debtor has debt of THB 10 million or more and is insolvent but has prospects of rehabilitation.

    2

    Court Order for Rehabilitation

    1-3 months

    Court reviews petition and issues order if requirements are met, appointing an official receiver.

    3

    Appointment of Plan Preparer

    1-2 months

    Creditors' meeting appoints plan preparer (usually management or external expert).

    4

    Plan Approval

    2-4 months

    Rehabilitation plan submitted to creditors for vote; requires approval by majority of creditors holding majority of debt.

    5

    Plan Implementation

    2-5 years

    Execute rehabilitation plan under receiver's supervision with regular reporting to court.

    Step-by-Step Guide

    Risks & Considerations

    Be aware of these important factors when navigating this process:

    Failed rehabilitation leads to bankruptcy and liquidation

    Secured creditors may not agree to plan modifications

    Management liability for continued trading while insolvent

    Related Procedures

    Disclaimer: This guide provides general educational information aboutbusiness rehabilitation process in Thailand. It does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different and procedures may vary based on specific circumstances.

    For advice on your specific situation, consult with a qualified Thai legal professional.

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    Anglo Siam Legal provides experienced legal services across Thailand for both Thai nationals and foreigners.

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