Navigate the Foreign Business Act (FBA) with absolute legal certainty. We help global founders bypass the 49% equity cap, unlock BOI tax holidays, and guarantee VIP corporate banking.
Registering the company is just the first step. We secure your legal right to work, ensure smooth corporate banking, and protect your absolute control over your business in Thailand.
Overcome the strict "4 Thai to 1 Foreigner" ratio and minimum capital requirements. We seamlessly transition your company registration into securing your Non-B Visa and Work Permit.
We guarantee fast-track corporate account opening with top-tier banks like KBank and Bangkok Bank.
For Thai-majority structures, we design robust Preference Share architectures to ensure total control.
Immediate VAT registration and monthly compliance mapping so your business is ready to invoice on day one.
Skip the legal jargon. Here is the exact structural framework you need to evaluate before registering a company in Thailand.
The Foreign Business Act (FBA) restricts foreigners from engaging in certain business categories.
Premium fast-track into the national market for tech or export-led businesses.
If you are not BOI eligible, the FBL is your legal pathway for service sectors.
Standard Thai limited company incorporation requires strict adherence to protocols.
A clear breakdown of the three primary corporate structures in Thailand. Evaluate your foreign ownership limits, capital requirements, and setup timelines.
Don't risk your business with illegal "nominee" structures. We deploy institutional-grade legal frameworks to ensure your absolute control over your Thai company, even under a 49% foreign equity cap.
Many cheap agencies use fake Thai shareholders. This is illegal under the Foreign Business Act and puts your assets at immediate risk.
We structure your company using Preference Shares (AB Shares) and binding voting agreements.
We secure BOI promotions for software devs, unlocking tax holidays and easy hiring of foreign coders.
Robust Thai-majority structures via Preference Shares, allowing swift import/export licensing.
Navigating IEAT regulations to allow 100% foreign land ownership for your factories.
Navigating the Foreign Business License (FBL) maze for B2B service providers.
From strategic ownership modeling to day-one operations. Here is the exact 7-step playbook we use to deploy your Thailand corporate structure seamlessly.
We analyze your intended operations against the FBA to pinpoint licensing triggers.
We model your cap table and lock in your control via preference shares before filing.
Finalize the legal vehicle (Standard Ltd., BOI Promoted, or FBL).
We secure your brand identity with the Ministry of Commerce (DBD).
Our legal team translates your corporate intent into compliant Thai statutory documents.
We execute the physical and digital filings, generating your corporate certificate.
We register for VAT, Social Security, and secure industry-specific licenses.
Thailand's AML laws make corporate account opening notoriously difficult for foreigners. We leverage our institutional bank relationships to bypass the red tape.
Receive international wire transfers effortlessly.
Full digital control from day one for overseas directors.
Your application is routed directly to branch managers.
A compliant commercial address is mandatory for DBD registration and VAT.
Our CPAs handle PND 1, 3, 53 & VAT filings even with zero revenue.
Maintain good standing with mandatory compliance submissions (AGM).
Challenge: The founders needed 100% foreign equity to secure their IP and hire 15 foreign engineers.
Solution: We pitched their infrastructure as a high-value tech transfer project to the BOI board.
"Siam Corporate engineered our entire market entry. The BOI promotion saved us millions."
Solution: Implemented a robust Preference Share architecture giving EU founders 10x voting rights and sole banking signatory rights.
Solution: We structured a compelling FBL application, securing their license in a restricted service sector for 100% ownership.
Perfect for joint ventures with local partners.
The ultimate pathway for absolute legal control.
All-inclusive enterprise package.
No, the actual company registration can be handled 100% remotely. Our legal team will prepare all bilingual documents and email them to you for signature at your local Thai embassy or notary. However, opening a corporate bank account usually requires the foreign director's physical presence in Bangkok for a few hours.
No. Under Thai law, you are only required to inject a minimum of 25% of your registered capital into the corporate bank account within the first few weeks of incorporation. The remaining 75% can be kept as uncalled capital, which the board of directors can request at a later date as the business grows.
We strongly advise against using random, unverified individuals as "nominees," as this violates the Foreign Business Act. If you do not have trusted local partners, Siam Corporate can structure a secure, institutional joint-venture framework using compliant Thai corporate entities, firmly bound by Preference Share agreements to protect your assets.
A standard Thai-Majority company (51% Thai owned) can legally purchase and own land and property in Thailand. However, a 100% foreign-owned company (under BOI or FBL) cannot generally own land, with the exception of specific permits granted by the BOI or IEAT strictly for industrial or manufacturing purposes.
Thailand has no foreign exchange restrictions on repatriating legitimate corporate profits. Once your company has paid its corporate income tax and declared a dividend, you can easily wire the funds abroad. Please note that a standard 10% withholding tax applies to dividends remitted overseas.
Absolutely. Many international startups use this exact strategy. They launch quickly using a Thai-majority structure to sign leases and hire staff, while concurrently submitting a 3-6 month BOI application. Once BOI promotion is approved, we legally restructure the company to 100% foreign ownership.