Learn how to successfully set-up a business in Thailand. Know your options and basic requirements as well as the right people to contact in getting it done right.

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you through!
Meanwhile, let me
give you brief ideas
about setting up a
business in Thailand.

3. Here are the three options for you if you are planning
to set-up your business in Thailand.
1. Thai Partnership
• A business set up by a minimum of two persons. The
persons are joint partners who share unlimited liability for
all the company’s obligations.
2. Thai Representative Office
• A representative office is defined by government regulations
as the office that a foreign company set-up in Thailand in
order to engage in the “international trading business.
3.
Thai Limited Company
• It is the most popular form of business structures in Thailand. Due to the fact
that not only are the shareholders’ liabilities limited to the amount of the
shares they possess, but a Thai private limited company also allows separation
between investor’s body and managerial body.

4. 1. You must have three shareholders of which one must
be a Thai.
2. You must have a non-b visa and a work permit issued
by a Thai consulate or embassy.
3. Their must be a capitalization of the company up to 2
million baht.
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Reserve your proposed company name
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The Thai limited company name reservation must follow the guidelines of the
Business Development Office in the Ministry of Commerce amongst other
guidelines.
File a Memorandum of Association
•
The Memorandum of Association of the Thai limited company must to be filed
with the relevant Thai authorities.
Convene a Statutory Meeting
•
The Thai limited company must convene a statutory meeting to make all
appointments.
Registration of the Private Thai Limited Company
•
To establish the Thai limited company it has to be registered with the Thai
government
Tax Registration
•
Obtain a company income tax identity card. All companies in Thailand have to be
registered for tax purposes.

6. “Thai Company Limited must follow accounting
procedures specified in the Civil and
Commercial Code, the Revenue Code and the
Accounts Act. A balance sheet must be
prepared once a year and filed with the
Department of Revenue and Commercial
Registration. In addition, companies are
required to withhold income tax from the
salary of all regular employees.”

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