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How can digital entrepreneurs and freelancers work legally in Thailand through Iglu?

Santtu *********
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Digital entrepreneurs, freelancers and employees – Would you like to stay and work longer term in Thailand? Or are you looking for developers and designers to work on your projects?

We can help you at Iglu! Iglu is a digital subcontracting/outsourcing company that has grown rapidly in the past years and already employs over 140 digital specialists from 26 different nationalities. We currently have offices in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket. I’m the office manager for our Bangkok branch and want to show you how we can make working from Thailand as smooth as possible!

WORK FROM THAILAND

You can simply relocate yourself to Thailand and do your business through Iglu. Iglu invoices your clients, company or employer and pays your or your team’s salaries (including all taxes and social benefits). We employ you or your team and take care of all the documentation while you can concentrate on your business and enjoy life.

Through this arrangement you will be an employee at Iglu and since we take care of all expenses and handle your accounting, it will be very easy for you to monitor your net income with no surprises at the end of the month. Iglu keeps 30% of the invoice amount and pays the remaining 70% as a net salary to your local account. With the 30% we give you a cool office space to work in with a monitor, 200Mbps fibre optic broadband and a meeting room perfect for Skype calls with a big TV for presentations.

We also take care of your health insurance, pay all relevant taxes included in the 30% and provide all required documentation for you to get a business visa and work permit. We will support you through every step of the process, leaving you stress free and fully legal to work in and enjoy Thailand.

WE WORK FOR YOU

You can recruit an entire team or just a single employee to cater for your needs, whether it’s for a developing a full application, building a small web team or just finding a designer for your new logo. No project is too big or too small. We are able to provide developers and designers with great expertise from across the globe for very competitive prices.

All our employees get the following benefits:

-Non-Immigrant B visa (12 months)

-Work permit

-All local taxes are taken care by us (Including income tax)

-Government health insurance

-Office space from our cool offices, with a monitor, 200Mbps fibre optic broadband and meeting rooms perfect for skype calls and presentations.

In order to be able to work for us, you must

-Work in something tech/IT-related

-Have at least 2-5 years of relevant work experience

-Earn a minimum of $2500 per month

*Please note that each application is individually processed, subject to approval by Iglu and the relevant authorities.

CONTACT

For more information, you can email me to santtu@iglu.net, add me on Skype (Santtu115) or send me PM on Facebook.
Answer summary
Iglu offers a solution for digital entrepreneurs and freelancers looking to work long-term in Thailand by providing employment under their subcontracting model. They handle invoicing, salaries, taxes, health insurance, and visa documentation, allowing clients to focus on their work without administrative burdens. Key benefits include a Non-Immigrant B visa, work permit, and access to office facilities. Applicants must be tech/IT related, have relevant experience, and earn a minimum of $2500 per month. Iglu's business model is supported by BOI approval, easing the employment of expats.
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Gary *******
Gary *******
I can personally vouch for the owner and the company. Iglu has BOI approval and can therefore facilitate the employment of a large number of expats without the need for the 4-Thai-per-farang rule. It's a fair and reasonable way to operate legally in Thailand as a kind of independent developer / digital nomad. If you set up your own company, it will cost you about the same in the end but you will be responsible for all the admin (taxes, insurance, visas, returns, auditing, etc. etc.). You can also operate as a small entrepreneurial team under the auspices of the company.. The paperwork for your family is processed as well.
Fred *********
Fred *********
SPAM!
Lloyd ********
Lloyd ********
@Jordan *******
There is no money involved. It is visa related because the company provides a visa and work permit solution for "digital nomads".
Jordan ********
Jordan ********
This is definitely spam not remotely related to Thai visas it should be posted elsewhere not to this page but I guess admins must make money somewhere.
Lloyd ********
Lloyd ********
No,
@Santtu ********
has been posting since the page first started. He is the only advertising allowed, he provides a valuable service to people who would otherwise find it hard to stay legally in Thailand.
Santtu *********
Santtu *********
OP
Nope, I have asked permission over a year ago.
Fred *********
Fred *********
After he posted an advert then he asks permission?
Santtu *********
Santtu *********
OP
Permission from admin to post once a week. Thanks
@Ll***
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Lloyd ********
Lloyd ********
No, it is not !

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