Straightforward support for pension claims and entitlements
Saen Suk Counsel helps families in Bangkok work through survivor pensions, disability applications, and long-term care administration — at a pace that suits you.
Three areas of pension law support
Each service is delivered in writing, step by step, with the client kept fully informed throughout the process.
Survivor Pension Claim Support
For clients whose spouse, parent, or registered partner has recently passed. We read the pension records, identify survivor entitlements, compile supporting documents, and draft the claim to the relevant authority.
- Review of pension records
- Marriage and household certificate filing
- Written updates at every step
Disability Pension Application
For clients applying on the basis of long-term medical conditions. We review your medical history, coordinate with treating physicians for supporting reports, draft the application, and manage correspondence with the pension authority.
- Written medical history review
- Physician coordination
- Client approval before document forwarding
Long-Term Care Pension Coordination
For families arranging long-term care for an older relative. We review pension and benefit entitlements, identify care-related supplements, draft applications, and maintain correspondence with pension and social-care offices.
- Full entitlement review
- Care supplement identification
- Ongoing written administration
A measured, written approach to pension law
Everything in writing
Every instruction, update, and submission is documented and shared with the client before anything is forwarded.
Work at your pace
There is no pressure to move faster than you are comfortable with. The pace of each case is set by the client's own readiness.
Detailed record review
We read pension records carefully to identify entitlements that clients and their families may not be aware of.
Experienced local counsel
Our team works with Thai pension authorities and understands the documentation requirements and processing timelines.
Clear explanations
Pension regulations can be dense. We translate the relevant rules into plain language so you understand what is happening at each stage.
Family-focused coordination
We work alongside families, not just individuals, so that the administrative side of pension matters is handled calmly while the family focuses on what matters most.
Would you like to understand what you may be entitled to?
An initial written review of your situation carries no obligation. We respond to all enquiries within two working days.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I am entitled to a survivor pension?
Survivor entitlements depend on the type of pension held by the deceased, the nature of the relationship (spouse, registered partner, dependent parent), and how long contributions were made. We begin each case with a written review of the deceased's pension records to identify what may be available before any claim is submitted.
Do I need to come to your office in person?
No. Our work is conducted by correspondence — post, email, and telephone — so office attendance is not required unless you would prefer to meet in person. Many of our clients find it more comfortable to receive updates and review documents from home.
How long does a pension claim typically take?
Processing times vary considerably by the type of pension and the authority involved. Survivor claims may take two to four months once documentation is complete; disability applications can take longer if medical assessments are required. We keep you updated throughout and follow up with the relevant office on your behalf.
What documents will I need to provide?
The required documents depend on the service. Survivor claims generally require the death certificate, household registration, identity documents, and the deceased's pension booklet or reference number. We will provide a clear written list specific to your situation after the initial review.
Is my information kept private?
Yes. All personal information and medical documents shared with us are held in confidence and used only in connection with your matter. We do not share client information with third parties except pension authorities acting on your behalf. Our full privacy practices are described in the Privacy Policy.
What happens if my claim is returned or requires additional information?
We manage all correspondence with the pension authority on your behalf. If a request for further information is received, we will contact you promptly, explain what is needed in plain language, and coordinate the response. Our fee covers this correspondence for the duration of the initial application process.
Find Our Office
312/4 Sukhumvit Road, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110
Send an Enquiry
We aim to respond to all written enquiries within two working days.