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Foreign Business Law  Introduction In general, foreigners have the same rights as Thai nationals to own and operate businesses in Thailand, except where specific restrictions are imposed. These restrictions may be prescribed by Thai legislation, as a condition of a Board of Investment promotion certificate and/or by a Thai company's articles of association. This newsletter is intended to give a general overview of such restrictions and discuss the Foreign Business Law recently passed by the National Assembly. Click here to see Our Full Services for BOI Thailand Application by Thai Lawyers Foreign Business Law The most wide-ranging legislation restricting foreign participation in business activities in Thailand is National Executive Council Announcement No. 281, otherwise known as the (more...)

Investigation Services   TilaLegal providing Thailand surveillance, background checks and information gathering near you! TilaLegal investigation services were founded by an Ex-Police Inspector, Thai lawyer, a former commercial manager and an overseas security manager. Our chief of investigation department was an ex-investigation Police. During his 15 year careers, he has gained a wealth of experience and knowledge in all aspects of security, internal investigations, parallel trading, trademark infringements, counterfeiting, physical security and commercial management. Our clients enjoy knowing that they have entrusted their case to obtain the surveillance and back ground check information you need without wasting your time and money. Our reputation for fast, efficient, discrete (more...)

Important Things to Remember on How to Register Company in Thailand Thailand is one of the countries in Asia now that is swarmed by many foreign investors because it has a stable economic growth. It is safe for investors to invest in this country because of the positive attributes that Thailand government has now been good for businesses. Thailand also has a clear policy on the liberalization and on the free trading which is favorable to businesses and investors. To register company in Thailand it will take you more or less 60 days to finish your application. If you are planning to invest in this country you have to know how to register a company in Thailand. To register company in Thailand you have to follow the rules set by the Thai government. Among the guidelines that you must (more...)

How to drive in Thailand: Thailand driving license When you need to drive in Thailand, you will need a Thailand driving license, several insurance companies in Thailand have a fine print stating that the driver should hold a valid Thai driving license to be fully covered. Thailand driving license is accepted as sort of proof that the holder is not a tourist. Having a Thai driving license will make police slightly more lenient towards the fact that expats can not carry their passport at all times. How to drive in Thailand? Thailand driving license requirements: Qualifying requirements: driving license Thailand Age of 18 years or older. Being of sound mind and good health The applicant must hold a valid Non-Immigrant Visa (30 days visa or 60 days tourist visa can not apply). (more...)

As a foreigner doing business in Thailand or investment in Thailand, after you register company in Thailand, have you ever asked yourself, "What are the legal issue related to starting  business  in Thailand? "What are the steps I need to take to fire and/or lay off staff in Thailand after starting a business inThailand? Termination Situations There are only three common employee termination situation in Thailand after Thailand business registration completed: Layoffs; Firing staff for underperformance; and Firing staff for gross misconduct. In each of these situation, keep in mind that the reason given for the termination is very important. This is because it affects the employer's potential liability. Thailand Severance Calculation Summary Employee worked consecutively in Thailand (more...)