Kowit Somwaiya

JAPAN PHILIPPINES THAILAND Thailand’s major data privacy law is the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), which was passed as a law in 2019 and became fully effective in June 2022. It sets out the key principles on personal data processing and the appointment of the Personal Data Protection Committee (PDPC) as the regulatory authority in charge.

Winding up of a private limited company in Thailand takes longer time than registering it. The Civil and Commercial Code (“CCC”) of Thailand is the main legislation that sets out the requirements and procedures for winding up of the company as summarized below. The Articles of Associations of the company and the Shareholders Agreement (if any) made amongst the shareholders of the company may also set out requirements in addition to those under the CCC. Dissolution 1.

Thailand’s major data privacy law is the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), which was passed as a law in 2019 and became fully effective in June 2022. It sets out the key principles on personal data processing and appointment of the Personal Data Protection Committee (PDPC) as regulatory authority in charge.