Tag: Can you even own it?
All the articles with the tag "Can you even own it?".
Can a Singapore company own a business in Thailand?
Published:"Foreign" under the Act is a test of who owns the shares, not where the company is managed from or who runs it. A Singapore-owned company is treated the same as a company owned from anywhere else.
Can you actually get a Foreign Business Licence in Thailand?
Published:A Foreign Business Licence is not one document. List 2 activities need the Minister's approval, List 3 need the Director-General's. Most ordinary services land in List 3.1
Is a 51/49 split with a Thai partner actually legal in 2026?
Published:Foreign ownership above 49 percent in a restricted business still needs a licence or BOI promotion. That part has not changed.
What changed for foreign-owned Thai companies in 2026?
Published:Company registration went online only from 1 January 2026. Walk-in counters are gone, and foreign applicants face a narrower identity-verification path than Thai nationals.
What is BOI promotion, and would my business qualify?
Published:BOI promotion lets a foreign owner apply for a Foreign Business Certificate instead of a Foreign Business Licence, which is how a services company reaches 100 percent foreign ownership inside its promoted activity.1
Which company type should a Singapore business use in Thailand?
Published:A Thai Limited Company needs two shareholders now, not three. The rule changed on 7 February 2023, and at least one widely used Singapore government resource has not caught up.