How To Open A Business In Thailand?
Hi, I recently visited Thailand and I fell in love witht this country. Therefore I would like to start a business there but I would like to have more information about where to start, the restrictions, the way of doing it… Can you help?? Thanks a lot in advance. ps: i am very serious so please don’t waste your time (and mine) with useless answers!
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I had a consulting business in Bangkok for 9 years, so I know more than a little about this subject.
First of all, there’s not enough space here to even begin to to tell you about the topic. Best bet for you is to buy a book called “Thais Mean Business: The Expat’s Guide to Doing Business in Thailand” by Robert Cooper. It’s available from Amazon.com, and will answer pretty much all of your questions.
Aside from that, I strongly recommend that you get a trusted Thai partner who will be part of your business. The language, the culture, the difficulty of navigating through their regularions, etc. will present substantial barriers for you without having a Thai native on your team.
Good luck.
Actually a Thai business partner is not a good idea, unless you have known them prior. Be very careful financially and get a good lawyer.