What are Civil and Commercial Partnerships? There are three main types of civil and commercial partnerships available in Thailand: Unregistered Ordinary Partnership – Partners equally share responsibilities and liabilities for any adverse events. Additionally, this...
What is a Sole Proprietorship? This type of business is owned and registered under the name of a single individual, who also acts as the operator. This option is generally not available in most countries, but under the US-Thai Amity Treaty, US citizens can register a...
Can a Foreigner Own a Limited Company? Foreign ownership of businesses in Thailand is feasible but involves a more intricate process. A foreign-owned business is defined as one where more than 49% of shares are held by foreign nationals. The regulation of such...
What is a BOI Company The Board of Investment (BOI) Thailand provides investment incentives for both foreign and local entrepreneurs interested in engaging in its endorsed activities. Specific criteria are set by the BOI for projects seeking these benefits. To qualify...
What is a Thai Limited Company? Company registration for Limited companies are widely chosen as the primary business structure in Thailand. These companies require two shareholders who hold unpaid shares. Foreign ownership in these shares cannot exceed 49% in total....
Key points for Business Registration Thailand First this article will run through the different types of businesses available in Thailand starting with Limited Companies which are the most popular. Choose your business type and then read on to find out how to register...
