Nine connected practice areas, fewer vendors, less risk, one team that knows your business.
Everything you need to launch, the right company structure, licences, visas and accounting set up, in one coordinated plan.
Launching in Thailand means lining up several moving parts at once, the right company structure, the licences that apply to your activity, the visas and work permits for your team, and clean accounting from day one. We bring them together into a single, coordinated plan with one team and one point of contact.
Instead of juggling separate vendors, you get a connected route from incorporation to your first invoice, with a clear fixed fee quote before any work begins.
From choosing the right structure to your first invoice, here is exactly what happens, how long it takes and what you get.
We assess your activity, ownership goals and tax position, then recommend the right structure, Thai Limited, BOI, US–Thai Amity, branch or representative office.
We check availability and reserve your company name with the Department of Business Development (DBD).
We draft the Memorandum & Articles of Association, shareholder and director details and registered address, ready for signature.
We file the incorporation with the DBD and pay the government fees. Your company is now legally formed.
We obtain your corporate Tax ID and register for VAT where required, so you are compliant from day one.
We prepare the paperwork and support you to open a Thai corporate bank account and deposit your capital.
Non-B visas and work permits for foreign directors and staff, plus set up of your 90-day reporting.
Once you are live we keep everything running, monthly bookkeeping, VAT and withholding filings, payroll, social security and the annual audit.
Under the Foreign Business Act, a company that is 50% or more foreign-owned is treated as foreign and restricted in many activities (List 3 covers most services, retail and trade). These are the established, lawful routes through.
Up to 100% ownership plus tax and non-tax privileges for promoted activities.
Permission to run a List 2/3 activity with majority foreign ownership.
National treatment, effectively 100% US ownership of most activities.
Industrial-estate and Eastern Economic Corridor carve-outs, including land ownership.
The default operating company, a separate legal person with limited liability.
For larger ventures and any business intending to list on the SET.
A foreign company operating directly in Thailand.
Liaison, sourcing, quality control and market research only, no revenue.
Using Thai “nominee” shareholders to disguise foreign control of a restricted business is a criminal offence under the FBA, and enforcement has tightened. A properly structured BOI, FBL or Amity route is both lawful and, over time, cheaper than the risk. For large multinational groups, note the new 15% global minimum tax (Pillar Two) can reduce the value of a long BOI tax holiday.
* The minimum capital a foreigner must bring is generally ฿2 million, rising to ฿3 million per activity for a licensed List 2/3 business. Figures are typical guidance; your exact capital, timeline and fees are confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Tell us your goal. We assess your situation and recommend the right, compliant structure.
You receive a clear quote, document checklist and realistic timeline, no surprises.
Our team manages incorporation, licences and government submissions on your behalf.
Once you are live, we keep the books, filings and renewals running smoothly.
Tell us what you are building and we will map the fastest compliant route to trading.