Hey can you update regarding opening a business and settling in Thailand?
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The discussion highlights the complexities and considerations involved in starting a business in Thailand as an expat. It suggests consulting legal and accounting professionals to navigate the requirements effectively. Comments emphasize various perspectives including potential high costs, the necessity of thorough research, and the importance of understanding local regulations. Additionally, there's a mention of opportunities like BOI (Board of Investment) which could facilitate certain business ventures.
Dean *******
All I can say is be careful! The times have changed there ! Tough to do business 8 months a year
Marcus ********
Good luck…terrible idea
FAT *****
Hi, we have investment opportunities designed specifically for Expats in Thailand
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Tim *********
yep, you can't do it without a lot of quality research and pukka legal advice
Bernie **********
If you want to make a small fortune
Start with a big one!!!
Greg *********
Hey no
Sandeep **************
For setting up new business and new company I can help you
Sandeep **************
I am selling mine with hotel license , Thai herb 🌿 license , smoking license and liquior Have all businesses setup cost 500 k bahts 5 floors in building 🏫 can use for rentals
Sandeep **************
In Pattaya near theparsit market
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Randy ******
Thanks, Sandeep . But, we don’t need call centers scams here in our new adopted country !
Not sure what we could update? The choices to do so are endless. Perhaps it would be best to speak to a lawyer or accountant and give them the information about the type of business you’d propose to do and see what they say your options are and what sort of costs you could incur.