DTV Visa — A New Long-Term Visa for Thailand The DTV visa is a new category of long-term visa in Thailand designed for remote workers, short-term course students, and their families. This program offers a unique opportunity for legal long-term residence in Thailand with comfortable conditions and freedom of movement. Key Benefits of the DTV …
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Retirement Visa is a long-term visa designed for foreigners aged 50 and above who wish to live in Thailand on a permanent or long-term basis.We offer two options for obtaining a retirement visa. Option 1: Obtaining a Retirement Visa in Thailand Main requirements: Required documents: Important:Your passport will remain at the Immigration Office for up …
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Are You planning to relocate or stay long-term in Thailand?Our specialists will help You choose the appropriate visa type, prepare documents, submit the application, and guide You through the entire process — both at Thai consulates abroad and immigration offices within Thailand. Note: Detailed information on the updated requirements for LTR and Thailand Elite visas …
Purchasing a company in Thailand may serve different purposes:✔ Acquisition of an existing business✔ Acquisition of real estate held under a legal entity Process overview: Legal due diligenceCorporate documents, financial statements, and disclaimer letters from Thai shareholders are reviewed. Transaction executionA share purchase agreement is signed. Registration of changesChanges are registered in the shareholder structure …
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If your company’s reporting period ends at the end of the calendar year — December 31 — it is time to consider filing the mid-year financial report. If this is the first time you hear about it, most likely your auditor has been submitting zero reports in previous years without emphasizing it. However, there are …
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Since September 1, 2022, Thailand has introduced a new type of long-term visa — the LTR (Long-Term Resident), allowing individuals to stay in the country for up to 10 years. Benefits of the LTR visa: There are four categories of the LTR visa, each with different requirements: 1. Wealthy Citizen: 2. Wealthy Pensioner: 3. Work …
The first step in the process of purchasing or renting real estate in Thailand is a thorough legal due diligence of the property and the seller. Depending on the complexity of the transaction, we offer several Due Diligence options. Basic document review: Basic due diligence is sufficient for residential property purchases. However, if there are …
In Thailand, many investors enter into sale and purchase agreements for condominiums at an early stage of construction with the intention of reselling the completed property for profit. If a new buyer appears before construction is completed and ownership is transferred, it is possible to enter into an assignment agreement with the developer and effectively …
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Purchasing real estate in Thailand is more than just registration with the Land Department.Each transaction requires careful preparation: document verification, understanding the obligations of the parties, and calculation of taxes and fees. We provide full support for real estate transactions from A to Z, including: There is a list of required documents and recommended steps …
Any transaction in Thailand should be оформлен in a written contract, signed by the parties and two witnesses — except in cases where the law requires a specific form (for example, real estate sale and purchase must be registered with the Land Department). A properly drafted contract: When drafting a contract, it is important to: …
