OCPB complaint
The Office of the Consumer Protection Board accepts online complaints, mediates and may litigate on behalf of consumers in some cases.
Consumers can complain to the OCPB or file a consumer case under the Consumer Case Procedure Act 2008. Consumers may file orally, are generally exempt from court fees, and certain facts must be proved by the business.

Consumers can complain to the OCPB or file a consumer case under the Consumer Case Procedure Act 2008. Consumers may file orally, are generally exempt from court fees, and certain facts must be proved by the business.
This page explains routes for tourists and residents in disputes with Thai sellers or service providers. General information under Thai law; not legal advice on your situation and no outcome is promised.
The Office of the Consumer Protection Board accepts online complaints, mediates and may litigate on behalf of consumers in some cases.
File orally at a court's consumer division; a case officer records the claim, and consumers are generally exempt from court fees.
Facts about production, composition or service known only to the business must be proved by the business.
Receipts, contracts, adverts, product photos and messages; keep originals and translate key parts.
The Tourist Police take initial reports. If you must leave Thailand before the case ends, appoint a representative by power of attorney.
Claims for injury caused by products may have specific periods; act promptly.




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