Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Thailand

Certified English–Thai Translation & Legalization in Thailand

Thailand Trademark Registration

VAT Registration in Thailand

Social Security in Thailand: for Employers & Employees

Payroll for Foreign Employees in Thailand

Thailand Employment Law & Contracts

Ending Employment for Foreign Workers in Thailand

Thailand Smart Visa

Thailand Work Permit Renewal

Thailand Work Permit

Thailand Visa Overstay: How to Fix It, Pay the Fine, and Avoid a Ban

Thailand 90-Day Reporting

Thailand Re-Entry Permit

Thailand Elite Visa (Thailand Privilege Visa)

Thailand Education Visa (Non-Immigrant “ED”)

Thailand Visa Extension

Thailand Retirement Visa (Non-Immigrant O-A)

Thai Family Visa (Non-Immigrant O Dependent Visa)

Thailand Non-Immigrant “B” Visa (Business & Work)

Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Thailand

Memorandum of Association (MOA) in Thailand

How to Register a BOI Company in Thailand

Limited Partnership in Thailand: Quick Guide to Get Started

Defines a Thai company’s internal rules regarding structure, management, meetings, and profit distribution.

Starting a company in Thailand involves several key steps. Here’s a step-by-step process for company formation.

A business license in Thailand allows individuals or businesses to engage in commercial activities. It regulates and monitors business activities to ensure they meet legal and industry requirements.

Creating a shareholder agreement in Thailand protects everyone’s interests and keeps your company running smoothly.

SIAC Consulting offers a Company Name Reservation Service that helps secure a unique name compliant with Thailand’s Department of Business Development (DBD) regulations. We assist with verifying name uniqueness and meeting the legal requirements for business registration.

Planning to work in Thailand? Whether you’re considering teaching, freelancing, starting a business, or joining a local company, there are a few essential legal requirements you must secure before beginning any professional activity in the country. Learn about them here.

Setting up a company in Thailand? In 2025, it’s actually easy — but still requires precision. A private limited company remains the top choice for foreign investors. Here’s our guide to get you up and running without the legal headaches.