A Prenuptial Agreement in Thailand, or prenup, is a written contract that details how personal and shared assets and debts will be managed during marriage. This can prevent expensive and complicated legal disputes in the event of a divorce. To be legally binding, the pact must be in writing, signed by both parties and two […]
A Representative Office allows foreign companies to establish a presence in Thailand without requiring significant investment or immediate commercial operations. Its permitted non-income generating activities include market exploration, product ads, sourcing, quality control, and post-sales support. Obtaining this type of business license requires submission of an affidavit and report on chartered capital from the parent […]
Registering a Thai Limited Company requires several steps. It is important to engage a professional service provider who can ensure compliance with local regulations. The first step is to reserve a company name with the Department of Business Development (DBD). The name must be unique and include the word “limited” (). This process typically takes […]