1. Structure & eligibility
We review the activity, ownership, management and intended market before coordinating the appropriate route.
For foreign promoters, the key issue is not simply whether a Thai company can be incorporated. The proposed activity can determine whether foreign-business restrictions, licensing, BOI promotion or another approval route needs to be considered before operations begin.
We treat Thailand as an activity-led assignment. Import/re-export, wholesale, retail, services, manufacturing and local sales can produce different regulatory questions. Ownership percentages and the proposed operational model therefore need to be reviewed before a formation route is presented to the client.
Formation is one step. A workable structure also needs to consider how the company will operate after registration.
We review the activity, ownership, management and intended market before coordinating the appropriate route.
We coordinate the incorporation package, KYC, constitutional documents and local service-provider requirements.
Where relevant, we coordinate registered-office, tax, accounting, banking and other post-formation requirements with appropriate professionals.
A Thai company that falls within the definition of “foreign” under the Foreign Business Act may need Cabinet approval, a Foreign Business Licence or a Foreign Business Certificate, depending on the activity and circumstances. Incorporation itself should not be treated as permission to conduct a restricted business.
Prof-Bus acts as the client-facing coordination desk. We can organise the requirement, collect and review information, coordinate filings and follow-ups, and keep the client informed. Where a matter requires a locally licensed lawyer, accountant, tax adviser, registered agent, corporate service provider or other regulated professional, that work is coordinated with the appropriate provider rather than represented as being performed by Prof-Bus itself.
Country rules, government fees, tax treatment, licensing and banking practices change. Final implementation is confirmed against the facts and the rules applicable at the time of engagement.
Tell us the country, proposed activity, owners, directors, expected operations and target date. We will identify the practical questions that need to be resolved before implementation.