Business laws in Thailand reserve certain rights only for Thai nationals. Therefore, foreign investors face certain restrictions when doing business in Thailand. A Thai company is regarded as one if majority of the shares of a limited company are held by Thais. Foreigners in Thailand however are generally allowed to participate up to 49% in a company engaged in restricted businesses. Beyond that, the approval requirement must be complied with. Strictly speaking, any company with majority of foreign shareholders is required to apply for the Foreign Business License (FBL) if it engages in a restricted business. There are some exemptions which allow the foreigner to set up business in Thailand where majority of the owners are foreigners. The Thailand-United States Treaty of Amity is one of such exemptions. The application process can be at times very time consuming with unpredictable outcomes. The Foreign Business License application is a complicated long process; in general, but with our step by step process and legal guidance, you can get through the process particularly faster, without the pitfalls you may encounter. Allow us to help you towards a successful business license.
Are you planning to register a foundation or association in Thailand, then you have a range of considerations to make. Let’s walk you through the whole process.
Mergers and acquisitions can be a tedious process. There are a lot of preparations to make. Allow us to help with a step by step approach towards your goal.
If you are considering registering your operating headquarters in Thailand, there are a range of preparations to make beforehand. We’ll guide you towards the goal.
