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PNP International Legal can assist you as a center for legal advice and assistance on all corporate needs, ensuring the convenience and economy of charges for our valued clients. We specialize in the procedures for incorporating and operating a business in Thailand, including registration, licenses and permits, company secretarial services, employment, immigration, and regulatory affairs.

Our company focuses on establishing safe and secure company structures for foreigners with their best interests in mind. Our legal and customer care personnel have established many companies in Thailand and have more than half a decade of combined experience in company registration and various aspects of Thai law for foreigners.

We have the depth and breadth within our firm to provide advice tailored to your unique business operations requirements. Our representatives are always ready to help you in every way they can.

Anyone interested in setting up a business entity in Thailand may find the process confusing and tedious due to inadequate knowledge of Thai law and language barriers. PNP International Legal can assist you with every step to make the whole process easier than ever, allowing you to focus entirely on the operational and administrative issues of your company.

Thailand offers a wide range of corporate business types and structures for foreign investors, as stipulated in the Foreign Business Act of Thailand. Whether the company is engaged in trading or non-trading activities, the share ownership of the business depends on the rules prescribed by the Foreign Business Act.

• Partnership business (ordinary or limited)
• Limited liability company
• Foreign Branch office/Regional office
• Representative office

A Board of Investment certified company can enjoy up to 100% foreign ownership, corporate tax incentives, merit-based incentives, and other exemptions as approved by the Board of Investment.

The treaty allows American citizens and businesses incorporated in Thailand to maintain a majority shareholding or wholly own a company in Thailand, thereby engaging in business on the same basis as Thai nationals. These companies are also exempt from most of the restrictions on foreign investment imposed by the Thai Foreign Business Act of 1999.

You can apply for 100% ownership of your business to the Ministry of Commerce, citing your venture’s contribution to the economy in terms of technology and know-how transfer, creation of jobs in the local economy, and other direct and indirect economic contributions. However, the granting of such licenses depends on the criteria and category of business activities as defined by the Foreign Business Act 1999.

A trading entity registered as a 100% export or a manufacturing entity registered under the condition that 100% of its manufactured products are eligible for wholly foreign ownership.

A foreign entity can apply to establish a representative office or branch office, conducting its activities under specific restrictions on the scope of its operations and revenue generation.