Company setup
We choose the right structure with you (Thai limited company, branch, representative office or BOI company) and handle the registration, bank account and first filings.
Corporate & Commercial Law
Set up and run your Thai company with confidence
From registering the company to signing contracts, changing shareholders or closing down, we keep every step compliant with Thai law and explain it in plain terms.
5.0 on Google · 7 reviewsThis is for you if
- You are opening a company, branch or office in Thailand and need the right structure
- You are about to sign a contract, lease or distribution deal with a Thai partner
- You are investing in or buying a Thai company and need a due diligence
- You need to change shareholders, directors, capital or address, or close a company
From THB 50,000Prices exclude 7% VAT and government fees.
Why corporate mistakes cost more in Thailand
Thai company law is strict on form: shareholder lists, registered capital, board minutes and filings with the Department of Business Development (DBD) must be right, in Thai, and on time. Contracts signed without Thai-law review often fail when they are needed most.
Our corporate lawyers handle the structure, the paperwork and the negotiations, so you can focus on the business while your company stays compliant.
What we do for you
Hong Kong and offshore holding companies
Incorporation of a Hong Kong company and opening of its bank account through our correspondent, as a holding or trading vehicle for your Thai business, with the Thai tax and CRS consequences explained before you decide.
Commercial contracts and negotiation
We draft, review and negotiate your agreements with Thai partners (supply, distribution, services, leases, shareholder agreements) so the terms protect you under Thai law.
Corporate due diligence
Before you invest, merge or acquire, we review the company's legal, tax and commercial position and tell you what the risks are and how to cover them.
Corporate changes and company secretary
Changes of shareholders, directors, capital, address or objectives, shareholder meetings and the annual corporate secretary work.
Licences and permits
Sector licences and permits for regulated activities, from simple notifications to multi-ministry applications: FDA product registration (food, cosmetics, medical devices), foundation and association registration, and IEAT applications.
Real estate
Due diligence, leases, land and factory transfers, and the ownership options open to foreigners.
Property due diligence and land search
Title search at the Land Office, encumbrances, zoning and building permits, and the lease or purchase structure open to foreigners, checked before you sign or pay.
Closing a company
Dissolution and liquidation, from a clean closure to a wind-down with creditors or tax issues to settle.
Bankruptcy and restructuring
Representation before the Thai Bankruptcy Court and the documents these proceedings require.
Services
Published fees, shown as a starting point for a standard case. Add what you need to your quote; a lawyer confirms the final fee in writing before any work starts.
Thai Limited Company Registration
From THB 50,000
Thai Limited Company Registration
From THB 50,000
Corporate Changes & Secretarial
From THB 20,000
Licenses & Permits Application
Quote on request
Company Liquidation & Dissolution
From THB 75,000
Prices exclude 7% VAT and government fees.
How we work
Tell us your situation in writing
A short form: your company, your country and what you need. Attach documents if you have them.
Get a first view and a written quote
A lawyer reviews your request and replies in writing with the options, the steps and the fee.
Meet online, then we act
We meet online with the lawyer in charge when it helps, then handle the work and keep you updated.
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreigner own 100% of a Thai company?
For activities restricted by the Foreign Business Act, foreigners can generally hold up to 49% of a Thai company. Full foreign ownership is possible with BOI promotion, a Foreign Business Licence or, for US citizens and companies, the US-Thai Treaty of Amity. We tell you which route fits your activity.
What decides how fast a Thai limited company is registered?
Mainly how quickly the documents are ready and signed, especially when they come from abroad and need notarising. The DBD then processes the registration; we cannot commit to its timing, but a complete file avoids back and forth.
Do my contracts have to be in Thai?
Contracts between companies can be in English, but anything filed with a government office must be in Thai, and Thai courts work in Thai. We prepare bilingual versions when it matters.
Guides on this topic
Guide
How to Register a Company in Thailand as a Foreigner (2026 Guide)
How to register a company in Thailand as a foreigner in 2026: structures, 49/51 vs FBL, BOI and Treaty of Amity, steps, costs, timelines and the new DBD rules.
6 Apr 2026 · 11 min read
Legal guide
Corporate Secretarial Compliance in Thailand: 2026 Annual Calendar and Duties
The 2026 compliance calendar for a Thai private limited company: AGM, audited accounts and BOJ.5 deadlines, statutory books, DBD nominee checks and fines.
3 Oct 2026 · 13 min read
Guide
Setting Up a US Company in Thailand: A Legal Guide for American Businesses (2026)
US companies can own 100% of a business under the Treaty of Amity. Learn how American businesses set up in Thailand.
2 Jun 2026 · 17 min read
Planning a company or a deal in Thailand?
Describe it in a few lines. A corporate lawyer replies with the right structure, the steps and a written quote.
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