Launching a business in Thailand involves securing the right licenses and permits based on the nature of your operations. This may include a commercial registration certificate, VAT registration, sector-specific licenses (e.g., for food, education, or finance), or even a Foreign Business License under Thailand’s Foreign Business Act.
Foreigners must often register a Thai limited company, secure a tax ID, and apply through local administrative bodies. Certain industries are regulated more strictly and require additional approvals.
Failure to comply can lead to fines, legal penalties, or forced business closure. Businesses with foreign shareholders must also understand Thai ownership rules and navigate possible restrictions.
ThaiLaw.ai helps both Thai nationals and foreign investors understand what permits they need, how to apply, and how to maintain full legal compliance. Our experts streamline the application process, saving you time and preventing costly mistakes.
