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Updated: 18 July 2026 Can a foreign investor own 100% of a company in Thailand? In some cases, yes. The answer depends primarily on what the business will actually do. A wholly foreign-owned Thai company may operate an activity that is not restricted, obtain a Foreign Business Licence, proceed under BOI or another government permission and obtain a Foreign Business Certificate, or rely on an applicable treaty route. The important distinction is between registering the company and authorising its business. The Department of Business Development may register a company with foreign shareholders, but incorporation alone does not give that company permission to conduct an activity restricted under the Foreign Business Act. The position in brief Thailand does not impose one foreign ownership (more...)

If education once meant sitting quietly, memorizing, and repeating, 2025 has rewritten the rules. Parents today want more than grades on paper they want children who are adaptable, creative, and ready to thrive in a world that feels like it changes every month. That’s exactly where International School Education proves its value: it doesn’t just keep up with the times, it leads the way. Rethinking What Learning Looks LikeIn many international schools, the classroom isn’t confined by four walls anymore. Students might spend mornings debating global climate issues, afternoons coding apps with peers overseas, and evenings reflecting on how culture shapes identity. International School Education blends academics with lived experience, creating a kind of learning that feels real, not rehearsed (more...)

Updated: 18 July 2026 Businesses change after incorporation. A company may move office, appoint a new director, revise who can sign, bring in an investor, increase capital or add a new business activity. In Thailand, however, these changes do not all follow the same procedure. Some changes require a shareholders’ resolution and registration with the Department of Business Development. Some can be approved by the board, depending on the law and the company’s articles. A share transfer is mainly completed through the company’s own records rather than by asking the DBD to approve the transfer. Several changes must also be implemented separately with the Revenue Department, banks, licensing authorities, the Social Security Office or immigration and employment authorities. Short answer Start (more...)

Starting a new business in Thailand can be an overwhelming experience for beginners. But the simple and convenient rules and regulations make it easier to be an integral part of the emerging economy. Although Thailand has experienced several ups and downs in the market so long, it is now possible to avail great returns with technology integration.  If you are making efforts for company registration in Thailand as a foreigner, it is important to find some trustworthy service providers to handle everything with ease. A wide range of people in Thailand prefers to make a purchase online. But before setting up your eCommerce store, it is good to collect details about best marketplaces in Thailand. Below we have listed details about the top-rated ones to help you rule the market: Lazada (more...)

You must have done company registration in Thailand and are now willing to impress the audience with top-notch products. But as the Thai business sector is booming for the past few years, the competitive forces are also rising high. Therefore, the new business owners need to find some trusted ways to make their brand stand out in Thailand. In this competitive world, it often gets very difficult to build your brand identity; but this is not impossible at all. If you start with the right tactics and marketing practices, it is possible to grow your start-up, not just within Thailand but overseas as well. Those who are new to the Thai business industry might be looking for some tips from experts to take their newly registered company to a whole new level. Don’t worry! Below we have listed (more...)