Foreign investors: If you are a foreign investor and plan to engage in business activities in Thailand, such as operating a company, conducting trade, or investing in real estate, you may need to register a Thai company.
Thai residents: Thai residents have the right to register a company in Thailand and engage in various business activities, including starting small businesses, providing services, and establishing new enterprises.
Entrepreneurs and business owners: Individuals or teams with entrepreneurial and business plans who plan to conduct business in Thailand and obtain legal and commercial entity recognition and protection may need to register a Thai company.
Multinational corporations: Multinational corporations or corporate groups may establish branches, subsidiaries, or wholly-owned subsidiaries in Thailand to expand their business, strengthen market share, or achieve strategic goals.
Traders and import-export businesses: Individuals or companies planning to engage in trade activities, import-export business, or international procurement may need to register a company in Thailand to conduct compliant trade and business activities.
Real estate investment: Individuals or companies interested in purchasing, developing, or investing in real estate projects in Thailand may need to register a company in Thailand to facilitate real estate transactions and investments.
Professional service providers: Professional service providers such as legal, accounting, consulting, and technical services may need to register a company in Thailand to legally provide services and be subject to industry regulations.
Our responsibilities include:
Company name selection: Selecting a company name that complies with Thai laws, ensuring that it does not conflict with other companies and meets relevant legal requirements.
Company type selection: Choosing the appropriate company type based on business needs and objectives, such as a limited company or public limited company.
Registered address determination: Determining the registered address of the company, which can be an office, commercial building, or leased premises. Ensuring that the address complies with Thai requirements and can be used as the company's registered address.
Shareholders and directors determination: Determining the shareholders and directors of the company and ensuring that they meet the eligibility requirements for Thai company registration. Typically, at least one shareholder and one director are required, who can be individuals or legal entities.
Articles of association drafting: Drafting the articles of association to specify important provisions such as the company's purpose, business scope, organizational structure, and shareholder rights.
Registration document preparation: Preparing the necessary documents for registration, including the articles of association, identification documents of shareholders and directors, proof of registered address, company name application form, etc.
Submission of registration application: Submitting the prepared registration documents to the Department of Business Development or relevant agencies in Thailand for registration. The application process may involve filling out application forms, paying registration fees, etc.
Company registration and certificate issuance: After review and approval, if the requirements are met, the company will be registered, and a company registration certificate will be issued.
Business license and tax registration: After the company registration is completed, it is necessary to apply for a business license and tax registration to operate legally and comply with tax requirements.
Opening a company bank account: According to Thai legal requirements, after registration is completed, a local bank account in Thailand needs to be opened for business activities and fund management.