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Frequently Asked Question

Yes. Foreigners can own up to 49 percent of a Thai company or up to 100 percent through BOI promotion or a Foreign Business License (FBL).

Usually 3 to 5 working days if documents are complete.

Not necessarily. A Thai shareholder is required under standard rules, but BOI or FBL may allow full foreign ownership.

Yes. You can appoint someone via power of attorney.

Your passport or Thai ID, company address proof, and basic business information. Fig Tree prepares the full set for you.

When your revenue reaches 1.8 million THB or earlier if your business category requires it.

Withholding tax, VAT (if registered), and social security contributions.

No. Outsourcing is more efficient and cost-effective for SMEs and foreign companies.

Typically 3 to 6 weeks depending on visa type and company readiness.

No. Working without a permit is illegal even if you have the correct visa.

Yes. We support visa applications, renewals, extensions, and full work permit processing.

Tax incentives, 100 percent foreign ownership, work permit facilitation, and duty exemptions.

Approximately 4 to 6 months, depending on project readiness and BOI review.

Yes. We assist with progress reports, change requests, and ongoing regulatory duties.

Standard licenses include FDA, food license, e-commerce, alcohol, hotel, import/export, and recruitment.

Between 1 to 3 months, depending on the license type and inspection needs.

Yes. Both individuals and companies can file for trademark protection.

Normally, 12 to 18 months, including examination and publication.

Brand names, logos, slogans, product packaging, and distinctive marks.

Yes. We provide complete monthly accounting, tax filings, financial statements, and audit coordination.

Salary calculation, tax filings, social security submissions, payslips, and year-end summaries.

Yes. We conduct customized market research, competitor analysis, pricing studies, and feasibility assessments.

A service that connects you with suitable partners, distributors, or suppliers in Thailand.

Yes. We support corporate structure planning, licensing, and operational advisory.

There is no legal minimum, but practical capital is needed for visas, work permits, and specific licenses.

Yes. All companies in Thailand must prepare audited financial statements each year.

Yes. With proper authorization, we handle your communication and submissions.

Yes, but some banks require the director or authorized person to be present.

Yes. We support budgeting, financial reporting, and the development of improvement recommendations.

Simply contact us. We will review your needs and provide a tailored service plan and quotation.

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