A Representative Office in Thailand is a great way to test the market without incurring high costs or legal complexities. It also provides a local liaison between your company and Thai business partners, government agencies, and consumers. Representative offices are permitted to engage in non-revenue generating activities and must transfer at least 2 million baht…
Read MoreRegistering your company under the Thailand Board of Investment unlocks a number of benefits and advantages. These include tax exemptions, privileges, and support services. These incentives include corporate income tax exemption for a fixed period and reduced requirements for obtaining work permits. Non-tax benefits include a simplified process for acquiring land and a faster procedure…
Read MoreThe US-Thailand Treaty of Amity is a great benefit for American citizens and companies to operate in Thailand. It allows them to own a majority share of their company and receive national treatment in terms of being exempt from the Foreign Business Act restrictions on foreign investment. Many American businesses choose to partner with local…
Read MoreThai Business Partnership. In the dynamic landscape of Thailand’s business environment, partnerships play a vital role in fostering collaboration and driving growth. A Thai business partnership involves two or more individuals or entities coming together to pursue common business objectives, pooling their resources, expertise, and networks to achieve shared success. One of the most common…
Read MoreDivorce in Thailand. Different countries around the world have their distinct divorce laws except for two countries, one in Europe and one in Southeast Asia. Distinct because their divorce laws and the circumstances in which a divorce can be based for it to be granted or not differ from one country to another. In Thailand, there can…
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