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No matter what type of business you are attempting to run, Thai company registration laws apply to you and vary depending on your type of business. For example, you may think that a foreign investor can easily and legally open a restaurant in Thailand. If so, you would be wrong because bar and restaurant ownership in Thailand is subject to the rules and regulations contained within the Foreign Business Act List 3. This states that foreign investors require a Foreign Business License if they wish to open their premises. US investors are exempt thanks to the 1966 Treaty of Amity. If you are from any other nation and wish to open a restaurant, standard Thai company registration rules apply.   Please click here For our full information & services fees for Thai Company Registration (more...)

A number of foreign investors, especially those from Western nations like the United Kingdom and United States have a dream of running their own bar in Thailand. Some investors think of it as something of a retirement fund without really knowing the intricacies of company registration in Thailand. It is widely believed that bars in Thailand are among the most lucrative businesses in the nation. Certainly, with an estimated 17 million tourists visiting Thailand each year as well as the huge population and reputation for wild nightlife, successful bar owners in Thailand are certainly wealthy. As well as the need to be careful when it comes to financing the bar and estimating the amount of money required to keep it running, investors must also be aware of the issues they face when it comes (more...)

For Thailand company registration, we've been helping expats of all nationalities register companies here in Thailand for more than 7 years through our registered and licensed Thai law firm. We have a very experienced English speaking Thai Attorneys that can assist you in just about all legal oriented matters here in Thailand. We recommend you to register Thailand company. The process of register company in Thailand through our assistance is relatively easy and simple. We can usually have your company setup and under your full control within 3-4 weeks. However when registering a Thailand company for foreign ownership there are a few things to consider to ensure that you can retain control and ownership of your company. A lot of these considerations you may miss and not complete correctly (more...)

After Starting a business in Thailand, Can I register company in Thailand at my condominium? For Thailand company registrationprocess ,If the Thai company address is a residential (not commercial) space, the building owner or Landlord will often be reluctant to sign this permission. A common reason for such refusal is that the owner does not want the business traffic in the building that would be caused by allowing the company to be situated there. Mostly question about if you rent some condominium unit in Thailand, can you register  Thai company in the unit that you rent? If the registered address is a condominium unit, be aware that some condominium buildings include a specific provision, in their standard condominium sales agreement or the condominium juristic office's rules, (more...)

If you wish to Start a business in Thailand. The first step of the company registrationprocess is the name reservation. This process will takes approx 2-3 days. A promotor is required to supply the requested company name together with two alternative names to us TILALEGAL and we pass it to the Thai ministry of commerce. The registrar will then examine the application in order to ensure that: No similar company names have previously been reserved; and that The names submitted do not violate any ministerial rules. If the name of Thai company that you wish to register a company in Thailand is in conflict with either of the above that name will be rejected, and the registrar will consider the alternative name submitted. Thai processof name reservation of Thailand company registration (more...)