Foreign Business in Thailand
Thailand has been considered as one of Asia’s important countries. Its land area is the world’s 51st largest and with almost 70 million population, Thailand is undoubtedly, one of the world’s emerging economy. Its strategic location paved way for its nomenclature as the gateway of Asia, as such, international investors have considered the country More...
Starting a Business in Thailand
The Civil and Commercial Code of Thailand defines a limited company as a company formed with capital which are divided into equal shares and the liability of the shareholders is limited to the amount of the shares More...
Franchising in Thailand
Franchising of a business in Thailand is one of the most common business endeavors in the country. By franchising, the franchisee is given the right to use goodwill of a known firm, company or corporation. Franchising More...
Thai Limited Companies
Limited Companies are the basic Thai corporate structure. They are governed by the Thai Civil and Commercial Code. Private Limited Companies are not eligible for public stock offerings. Every Private Limited More...
Withdrawing Shareholder Meeting Resolutions
Shareholder meetings play an important role in the governance of Thai limited companies since the Civil and Commercial Code require that limited companies be managed by the directors under the control of meetings More...
Acquiring Land with a Foreign Spouse in Thailand
Thai law has extensive regulations that address ownership of land by a Thai national with a foreign spouse. Generally, the Thai spouse is not allowed to purchase land if it would cause the land to become the marital More...
Civil and Commercial Code: Right of Retention
According to Section 241 of the Civil and Commercial Code, anyone who lawfully possesses property belonging to another person and the possessor has an obligation in his favor that relates to the property possessed, More...
Products Liability under Thai Law
In Thailand, products liability is covered under the Liability Arising from Damages from Unsafe Products Act of B.E. 2551 (2008) and which came into force on February 21, 2009. Before the enactment of the Unsafe More...
Thai Business Registration
Interested in starting a business in Thailand? Is it time to open a regional office in Thailand? Foreigners doing business in Thailand can set up a company in a number of ways. More...
Basics of Thai Patent Act
Patent Rights in Thailand are governed by the Thai Patent Act enacted to ensure the protection of rights of patentees with regard to their inventions. This Act also aims to promote development of technology in Thailand More...
