Why bilingual
The testator must understand what they sign, while Thai courts and agencies need Thai; a bilingual will reduces later translation.
A Thai–English will helps testators who do not read Thai understand what they sign and helps Thai courts review it. State which language prevails if versions differ; witnesses should understand the testator's language.

A Thai–English will helps testators who do not read Thai understand what they sign and helps Thai courts review it. State which language prevails if versions differ; witnesses should understand the testator's language.
This page explains drafting a bilingual will to reduce disputes. General information under the Thai Civil and Commercial Code; not legal advice on your situation.
The testator must understand what they sign, while Thai courts and agencies need Thai; a bilingual will reduces later translation.
State which language prevails in a conflict to avoid divergent interpretations among heirs.
Place Thai and English side by side clause by clause with matching numbers so every clause appears in both.
Match name spellings to passports and Thai documents, and use identical deed, unit and account numbers in both languages.
Witnesses must be adults, not beneficiaries or their spouses, and should understand the testator's language.
A typed bilingual will must follow the ordinary form — dated and signed before two witnesses present together — or be made as a public-document will at the district office.




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