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How to Set Up a Company in Thailand: A Step-by-Step Guide for Foreign Investors
Thailand offers foreign investors access to a substantial domestic market and an established regional business environment. However, establishing a company involves more than comp…
Commercial Arbitration in Thailand: What Foreign Businesses Should Know
When entering into commercial contracts in Thailand, foreign businesses should consider not only the substantive terms of the agreement but also how disputes will be resolved. A d…
Employment Contracts in Thailand: Essential Clauses for Employers
An employment contract is more than a document confirming that an individual has accepted a job. For employers operating in Thailand, it establishes the terms of the employment re…
How to Remove a Director in Thailand: Legal Procedures and Common Disputes
Removing a company director in Thailand can become complicated when shareholders disagree, a business relationship breaks down, or concerns arise about how the company is being ma…
Personal Guarantees in Thailand: What Directors and Business Owners Should Know
Personal guarantees are common in commercial transactions in Thailand. Banks, landlords, equipment financing companies, suppliers, and other creditors may require a company direct…
Mergers and Acquisitions in Thailand: Legal Risks Buyers Often Overlook
Acquiring an existing business in Thailand can provide a faster route to market than establishing a new company. A buyer may gain access to an established customer base, employees…
Foreign Ownership in Thailand: How to Structure a Business Legally
Thailand offers several legal pathways for foreign investors to establish and operate businesses. The appropriate structure depends on the proposed business activities, the nation…
Nominee Shareholders in Thailand: Legal Risks and Penalties for Foreign Investors
Thailand remains an attractive destination for foreign investors seeking access to Southeast Asian markets. However, foreign investment is subject to restrictions under Thai law,…
Shareholder Disputes in Thailand: What Happens When Business Partners Fall Out?
A business relationship can deteriorate even when a company was originally established with shared objectives and mutual trust. Shareholders may disagree over business strategy, f…