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Power of Attorney (POA) Template Guide
Guide to creating a valid Power of Attorney in Thailand for property, legal, and business matters.
When to Use
When you need someone to act on your behalf for legal, property, or business transactions in Thailand.
Key Clauses
Grantor & Attorney Identification
Full legal names, passport/ID numbers, addresses of both parties.
Scope of Authority
Specific powers granted — general POA or limited to specific acts.
Duration & Expiry
Start date, end date, or event-based expiry.
Revocation Terms
How the POA can be revoked and notification requirements.
Witness Requirements
Two witnesses required for most POAs in Thailand.
Warnings
A general POA gives extremely broad powers — use specific/limited POA whenever possible.
POAs executed abroad must be notarized and legalized by the Thai embassy/consulate.
POAs for land transactions must be specifically worded and registered with the Land Office.
A POA does not survive the death of the grantor — it automatically terminates.
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