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Set up the right legal structure in Thailand — fast, compliant, and hassle-free.

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Business Structures

Timeline
~15 business days for Thai Co., Ltd.
Shareholders
Min. 2 (since 2023); foreigners max 49%
Capital
THB 2M for FBL; THB 1M for standard Co., Ltd.
BOI
100% foreign ownership + 3–8 yr tax holidays in promoted sectors
Work Permit
Required for any active role

Own 100% of Your Company in Thailand — No Thai Partner Needed

Yes — full foreign ownership is possible in Thailand, and we arrange the whole thing for you. We look at your business model, pick the right legal route, and manage every application until you are fully up and running.

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BOI Promotion

The gold standard: 100% foreign ownership plus tax holidays and immigration privileges for promoted activities — tech, manufacturing, services, regional headquarters and more.

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US Treaty of Amity

American citizens and US-majority companies can own up to 100% in most service and trading businesses under the US–Thai Treaty of Amity.

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Foreign Business License (FBL)

A direct license from the Ministry of Commerce allowing foreign majority ownership in restricted businesses — we prepare, file and defend the full application for you.

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IEAT Free Zone & Export Manufacturing

Set up 100% foreign-owned manufacturing inside Industrial Estates or free zones, with customs privileges for export-focused operations.

FAQ

A standard Thai Limited Company takes about 15 business days. We handle name reservation, DBD filing, tax ID and VAT registration, and support you with the corporate bank account.
THB 1M is common for a standard Thai company, THB 2M for a Foreign Business License, and THB 2M paid-up capital is needed per foreign work permit. The right amount depends on your structure and visa plans — we will calculate it for your case.
At least 2 shareholders (the law changed in 2023 — previously it was 3). Foreigners can hold up to 49% of a standard Thai company, or up to 100% through BOI, the US Treaty of Amity, an FBL or IEAT free zones.
No. Using Thai nominees to hide foreign ownership is illegal, with serious penalties. BBSC only sets up fully compliant structures — there are legal routes to 100% ownership, so nominees are never needed.
Yes. We prepare the company documents banks require, recommend suitable banks, and guide you through the KYC process after registration.
Usually just passport copies of the shareholders and directors, a Thai address for the company, and a short description of your business activity. We prepare everything else — forms, filings and government submissions.

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