Section 35 qualifications
Thai nationality, required education and advocacy training, no disgraceful conviction as judged by the Council, and other statutory criteria.
Applicants for registration and a lawyer's licence under the Lawyers Act 1985 must meet Section 35, including never being imprisoned by final judgment in a case the Lawyers Council considers would disgrace the profession.

Applicants for registration and a lawyer's licence under the Lawyers Act 1985 must meet Section 35, including never being imprisoned by final judgment in a case the Lawyers Council considers would disgrace the profession.
This page is for lawyer licence applicants and Thai Bar candidates. Disqualifications follow the licensing body's law and rules, which may change; check the latest notice before filing.
Thai nationality, required education and advocacy training, no disgraceful conviction as judged by the Council, and other statutory criteria.
The Lawyers Council specifies supporting documents, including a background check in its prescribed form.
Membership and the Barrister exam follow separate Thai Bar rules.
Thai lawyer licences are limited to Thai nationals; foreigners may advise on foreign law within work-permit conditions.
The Council considers the nature of the case; prepare the judgment and an explanation.
Licensed lawyers are subject to conduct rules and discipline.




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