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Court fees for capital, civil, criminal, labor, all courts, appeals, rulings.

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Important information.

Rate of court fees according to table 1 at the end of the Code of Civil Procedure — Capitalized cases 2% (excess 50 million baht 0.1%)

Court Fees Calculator

The Court Fees Calculator estimates a cost estimation estimate for your scenario from the quantities, rates, period, units and other assumptions requested on the page. Replace the example values with your own court figures and recalculate after changing an assumption. Use it to compare scenarios, then verify any current rate or fee before acting.

Calculate court costs by case type and capital, covering civil, criminal, labor courts, first instance, appeals and rulings.

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Thai court fees.

Court fees are the costs incurred when filing a case before the court, as set out in Schedule 1 at the end of the Code of Civil Procedure, divided into court costs and other related fees.

The court fee.

Case typeRates.
Case capitalization (part not exceeding 50 million)Capitalization of 2% (minimum 200 baht)
Case capitalized (over $50 million)0.1% of excess
Cases are not funded.200 baht/theme
Labour Court.Excluding all fees.
Appeal/DecisionSame rate as the lower court.

The formula for the court fee.

  • Capital not exceeding 50 million baht: Court fee = Capital × 2% (minimum 200 baht)
  • Capital exceeds 50 million baht: Court value = (50,000,000 × 2%) + (Excess × 0.1%)
  • Case without capital: Court costs = 200 baht

Calculation example

Suing for damages 1,000,000 baht at the lower court:

  • The value of the court = 1,000,000 × 2% = 20,000 baht
  • The transport value of the letter in the area = 300 baht
  • Total fees = 20,300 baht

Other charges.

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In-area transport300 baht/time
Outbound message transport500 baht/time
Request value200 baht/theme
Document Citations50 baht/issue
Enforcement fee (money)2% of money received
Enforcement fees.3% of the selling price (not exceeding 100,000 baht)

Labour Court.

Employees who file a lawsuit in the Labour Court are exempted from all court fees under the Labour Court Establishment and Procedure Act 1979 Section 27, but the employer who is the defendant must pay the court fees at the regular rate.

This court fee calculator helps you estimate the basic costs of a lawsuit covering civil, civil-civil and labor cases. Suitable for lawyers, legal counsels and the general public.

Frequently asked questions

What about the cost of going to court?
The cost of bringing a civil case with capital is calculated at the rate of 2% of the capital of the plaintiff (minimum 200 baht) for the capital exceeding 50 million baht calculated at the rate of 0.1% according to the table 1 at the end of the Code of Civil Procedure.
Does a labor case have a court fee?
Employees who sue in the Labour Court are exempt from all court fees under the Labour Courts and Labour Court Procedure Act 1979 Section 27, but employers who sue are required to pay the normal fees.
How much is the appeals and ruling fee?
The charges for appeals and rulings are calculated at the same rate as for the first instance courts, namely 2% of the capital appealed or ruled (minimum 200 baht) and the excess of 50 million baht is calculated at 0.1%.
How much does a case cost to go to court?
No capital cases, like eviction, divorce, estate manager, court fees 200 baht per case, other claims or requests 200 baht per case.
What about the enforcement fee?
Enforcement fees for the enforcement of payments shall be 2% of the amount received for the sale of the property on the marketplace, 3% of the price sold, but not more than 100,000 baht
Disclaimer: This calculator provides approximate results for preliminary planning purposes only. Actual fees may vary depending on the details of the case and court discretion. Please consult your lawyer or court official for the most accurate information.

English calculator guide

How to use the Court Fees Calculator

Use this page to test a specific court scenario. Enter your own values in the calculator above, review the units beside each field, and recalculate after changing an assumption. The result updates the court fees estimate instead of relying on a generic example.

  1. Build a baseline court case with figures that match your situation.
  2. Run a second court case after changing the rate, period, quantity or other key assumption.
  3. Record the difference between the two court results and the input responsible for it.

Inputs for the court estimate

For this court calculation, check the quantities, rates, period, units and other assumptions requested on the page. The result is designed to show a cost estimation estimate for your scenario, not a guaranteed provider price or official decision.

How the court result is calculated

The calculator combines the entered quantities, rates and fixed costs to produce the displayed estimate. Reusing the same court inputs will produce the same estimate, which makes the page suitable for controlled scenario comparisons.

Checks for a court decision

Confirm any current rate, threshold or provider rule that could change the final amount. For court, Use the estimate to plan a household or service cost. Actual charges can differ because of provider tariffs, minimum fees, taxes, location and billing-period adjustments. Recheck the entered values and units if the result looks unexpected.

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26 July 2026

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