Evidence of a loan
Loans above the Civil and Commercial Code amount need written evidence signed by the borrower or are unenforceable.
Loans above the statutory amount need written evidence signed by the borrower, interest must not exceed the legal maximum, and guarantors enjoy amended protections such as the creditor's duty to notify of default within a statutory period.

Loans above the statutory amount need written evidence signed by the borrower, interest must not exceed the legal maximum, and guarantors enjoy amended protections such as the creditor's duty to notify of default within a statutory period.
This page explains Thai loan and guarantee agreements. General information under Thai law; not legal advice on your situation.
Loans above the Civil and Commercial Code amount need written evidence signed by the borrower or are unenforceable.
Private interest must not exceed the legal maximum; the excess may be void. Financial institutions follow Bank of Thailand rules.
Individual guarantors are not liable as joint debtors, and creditors must notify defaults within the statutory period; contrary terms are void.
Mortgages are registered at the land office; business security is registered with the DBD under the Business Security Act.
Foreign loans may require foreign-exchange reporting, and interest paid abroad may attract withholding tax.
Loan agreements require stamp duty under the Revenue Code.




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