Any foreigner intending to work in Thailand — whether paid or unpaid — must obtain an official work permit before starting employment.A work permit can only be issued after obtaining a Non-Immigrant B visa (Non-B). Conditions and requirements To obtain a work permit, the employer company must meet the following criteria: Since April 21, 2020, …
When investing in property for passive income, it is important to assess in advance how legal such income will be. Depending on the type of property, its location, and the structure of ownership rights, a property owner may unintentionally violate a number of laws and regulations. Immigration regulations If you independently handle tenant search, check-in …
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Over time, company registration documents in Thailand may become outdated for certain legal and administrative procedures, even if they formally remain valid. In such cases, official updates with the Department of Business Development (DBD) are required. When are updated documents required? You may be asked to provide documents issued no more than 1, 3, or …
Obtaining the appropriate license is an important step when starting a business in Thailand. Although many types of activities do not require special permits, it is recommended to consult with a lawyer before commencing operations to minimize potential risks. InvestEast provides professional turnkey assistance in obtaining licenses — from document preparation to final approval. Types …
Regular legal support is an optimal solution for companies that do not require a full-time in-house lawyer but still face issues that require professional assistance. We offer retainer-based legal services that provide ongoing access to experienced lawyers and consultants. What is included: Legal consultations on current matters: Convenient support formats: Multilingual specialists:Consultations are available in …
When is it necessary to obtain a Tax Identification Number (Tax ID) in Thailand? If You stay in Thailand for 180 days or more during a calendar year, You become a tax resident. In this case, as well as for certain types of income, You are required to obtain a Tax Identification Number (Tax ID). …
Tax reporting is an important part of compliance with Thai legislation for both individuals and companies. Depending on tax residency status, sources of income, and other factors, the filing process may vary.InvestEast provides a full range of services for the preparation and filing of tax returns for foreign individuals and residents. Who is required to …
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If You receive income in Thailand from various sources — salary, rental income, bonuses, dividends, or loan interest — it is important to approach taxation matters carefully. Determine Your tax statusThe first step is to determine whether You are a tax resident of Thailand. This affects the applicable tax rules and rates. A tax resident …
InvestEast provides comprehensive informational support on current tax rates, tax benefits, and incentives, as well as timely updates on changes in Thailand’s tax legislation. If You are planning a long-term business in Thailand, we recommend not only understanding the specifics of taxation but also paying close attention to effective tax planning in both the long-term …
Here we have compiled all the information about Thailand Elite visas.If you have any questions, please contact us in any convenient way, or leave your request and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Membership Types Overview Parameters GOLD PLATINUM DIAMOND 1. Validity 5 years 10 years 15 years 2. Primary Membership …
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