Thinking about opening an office in Thailand? Already have a virtual team and wondering what the additional costs of co-locating them would be? Curious about how much overhead and benefits contribute to the total costs? I have been running a business in Thailand for many years. The following data offers some answers based on my … Read more
So, you have a business idea. Now what? How hard is it to start a business as a foreigner in Thailand? What are some practical tips? Where should you put your energy when first starting out your business, and how can you integrate your business locally? There are many channels available to localize your business … Read more
Thailand has always been an ideal location for digital nomads and currently a hotspot for start-ups as well. That being said, virtual offices are the perfect solution when you’re starting a company but not ready to lease an office space yet. This way, you can set up a company address, find clients, and grow your … Read more
Rates for hiring a Thai translator, the difference between certified, legalized, and court-certified translation, and where to find one.
Compare a conventional lease against serviced offices, coworking, and virtual offices in Bangkok: terms, deposits, grades, and work permit rules.
Key Takeaways Marketing in Thailand can be different from your home country. If you cannot speak the local language, there are certain things you cannot do. It limits the choices you have and the way you will market your business. With the support of translators or freelancers or a team of local hires, you can … Read more
PND 50 is Thailand’s annual corporate income tax return, due within 150 days of your fiscal year end. Who must file it, and how it differs from PND 51.
Serviced offices in Bangkok start at THB12,000 a month. Compare prices by area, see what’s included, and learn how to register your company at the address.
Learn what Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) offers: tax exemptions, 100% foreign ownership, and how to apply for promotion.
VAT registration in Thailand applies once annual revenue tops THB1.8 million (about US$54,500). See the 7% rate, required forms, and 30-day deadline.