What is the best business to start in Thailand?

Jun 16, 2024
5 months ago
Vinayak **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hi. Can someone tell me what is the best business to start in Thailand.
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The discussion revolves around finding the best business to start in Thailand, with numerous comments suggesting various options like bars, restaurants, and massage shops. Many participants caution against starting a business due to market saturation and challenges regarding ownership regulations, highlighting that a foreigner can only own 49% of a business. Unique niche markets, such as personalized services or innovative concepts, are recommended as potential opportunities. Overall, while some responses are humorous or skeptical, the consensus suggests that thorough market research and understanding local regulations are crucial before moving forward with any business venture.
Sidney *********
Driving instructor.
Graham ***********
I have invented the Covid safe condom

They have ink in the end of them

So if you can’t come you can leave a message

Will I have a good business selling these

Follow me for more tips🤪🤪🤪🤪
Roy ********
This is a question I have also pondered.
Hugh **********
Whatever this guy did. 🤔
Si *******
Sometimes but not always it’s better to do nothing,

Your money will last longer.

Unless you are an expert in something you will end up throwing money into a bottomless pit.
Brady *********
Tourists

Cars

Food

Beaty products

AI coaching
Jeff *********
Minding your own business...
T ****************
Mexican restaurant
Galenus ******
None, you need work permit🤣
Roger ********
A bar..... trust me
Phil ********
Massage

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Pharmacy

Restaurant

Bar
Carl *****
English lessons...
Rusty ********
Napkin packs
Hans *******
garbage recycling - really needed
Korn *******
Amazon coffee if you have around 3 m baht
Glen ********
Manufacturing brown paper bags
Jj ****
Gogobar in Pattaya or Patong or Samui. Avoid bkk
Alex ********
Want to make a small fortune in Thailand huh?

Best way is to take a large fortune and the rest will take care if itself
Manfred ******
If you need to ask, then you are not a business man
Michael *******
Click bait if ever I saw one
Lemus ********
Prostitution 🧐
Da *****
What a stupid question. If youre asking this on facebook, you clearly should NOT be starting a business. In Thailand or anywhere.
Mike ********
No business!!!
Jean-Michel *********
I could work as freelance consultant in the framework of international trade (trase defense instruments - WTO) as I have an experience of more than 20 years in the domain. But I'm 67 and retired. I'm tired and don't need money.
Aaron *******
What I don't understand, is why so many guys retire to Thailand and open "girly bars?" My karma debt is already high enough.
Jean-Michel *********
@Aaron ******
It's a good business according to my gf. She has the hostess but rental in good place are very expensive. A business at risk for many reasons. But profitable anyway if you know how to organise special events.
Aaron *******
Don't know how good or bad it is financial. Just not the type of business I would care to be in. Would one open a "girlie bar" or strip club in their own country?
Jean-Michel *********
@Aaron ******
I know people (Americans) spending USD 3000 in one night in that kind of establishment.

On average, USD 100 - 300 (3600 - 10k bahts)
Jean-Michel *********
If you qualify for, you may open an accountancy office, in order to help foreigner business men to solve their legal and taxation duties.

Chartered account is one of the rare business that a foreigner can run.
Nikolai ****
do some research!!
Roy *******
Anything would work. What skills do you have?
KJ ********
An authentic Mexican taco stand!
Nick ***********
FFS
Sacha ****
@Nick **********
definitely a bar i would say or a ganja shop 😂
Myles *******
@Sacha ***
bar & ganja shop combo=winner
Nick ***********
@Sacha ***
a bar that also sells ganja and rents out motorbikes maybe?
Sacha ****
Guy ******
House fans I’d think.
George *******
Freelancing
Kevin *********
If you have to start here, forget it.
Ryan ********
open manroot
Andrew *********
Bar 🍺
Giorgio ******
the best business is the one you like most , the one you master the best ..there is no absolute " best business" . stu...d question !!!

if anybody knew what is the best business , everybody would be in this business .
Marcus ********
Nothing. Hey money in usa then leave
Barry ********
Monkey 🐒?
Hans *******
garbage recycling - absolutely necessary!!!
Hans *******
garbage recycling😁
Simon ********************
Weed shop for sure. There are so few of them. Every time I'm looking to get high I have to walk miles to find one. /s 😂
James **********
A business advising others what is the best business to start.
Juan ********
Another one ...
David ********
Bar for sure
Peter ******
Study trading on the stock market..
Bent *************
Teaching Thais to speak an understandingly English
Jeffrey *****
Scholarly work such as tutoring services
ปีเตอร์ *******
The best idea: keep your money in your home country,!
John *******
Ask the bar girls they have all the answers
Tammy *********
Bamboo forest. Big customer is China. Buyers come to choose the tree. You cut and ship it. It’s used for furnitures, textiles and many others. Only certain types of bamboo can be sold for high prices. You need special permits to grow it in certain provinces. But you have to have Thai partners to have business licenses.
Jeff ********
BJ Bar
Chris ******
Remote online work
Andy ******
What ever you think to do the thais have allready done it or will copy you then you go broke ..ffs why would you want to start a business in a country you know nothing about read or write thai
Richard ********
You really think someone will say you ?
Bob *******
No business , best to make enough money in home country before you come Thailand . Most businesses go broke that are started up for a variety of reasons short high season and long low season . Internet is best option and no staff , YouTubers make beer money !
Alan ******
Disposable income is a big factor, most Thai's have none so you would need to try for the farang option, which is finnicky, static and unreliable and beside a Thai business partner is required. What sort of business, for starters experience in what you're going to run would be an advantage.
Pablo ********
Sell rice. I am pretty sure everyone here eats it.
Kristian ***************
As a foreign there are many business you can't start. I'd check that list first.
Paul ***************
Blacksmith?
Eoin *******
Scamming is a hot biz 👍
Patrick ********
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LinkedIn Patrick Mauser or International Franchise Alliance
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Luigi ***********
Russell *******
Start off small. Buy a car and try to sell it
Hans-Georg ******
South Indian Restaurant.
Andrew ***********
None
Ben ********
Think of a common problem in Thailand that hasn't been solved. Start a business that solves the problem.
Tommy ******
The non buisness....
Lenny ******
Ice cream 🍦
Jake *****
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Keiton *****
If you need someone to tell you that, you're definitely not made for business.
Robert ******
NONE is the best advice
Leo ******
Seen many work-from-home hiring posted ...all making $3-400 daily. ALDI, Amazon, Walmart.....etc
Frank **********
Become a monk. You can make good money if you hustle at blessing funerals, cars, houses, births, weddings. 555
Monn *********
Seling money, works horific.😎
Frank **********
There are already lots of bars, massage parlo, coffee shops and restaurants. Come up with something unique.
Ron ******
Nail polish
Frank **********
Steffen ********
A bar beer in Pattaya
Tommy *******
Cannabis cafe
Duncan **********
The type of business is mostly irrelevant as the right type of person can make a business work as they plan carefully, research markets and competitors, do trials perhaps, and they certainly don't jump into something with only hope and blind faith. It's no different to any other country really. In any country if 10 people start the exact same business with the same start up capital there will always be a few that fail miserably within a few months, some who may last a year or so and maybe one or two that really make a success of it and build a profitable business
Peter *********
I didn’t see any windscreen chip repair companies there , maybe wrong
Darren ******
Online business , not bricks and motor

Plenty of students out of work who speak English.
Garry ********
The question you asked is not an easy one to answer, there are many hurdles to over come before you open anything. This is my understanding i maybe wrong but I do have some experience in this field, you need to have company to run your business through, but in thailand you can only own 49% of the company the remaining 51% must be owned by 1 or more thai people, you cannot just put a thai person in as a puppet, they must be a financial partner and as such the profit split pro-rata, anything dodgy and you will lose everything and be on the next plane out. This is something the thai Government is clamping down on. So get past that hurdle first.
Charles *****
Buy Bitcoin and sit back and take wages eveey year without working.
Shai ********
Monkey Business
Nigel *********
Greggs
Sam ******
An animal hospital in province.

Plenty of sick buffaloes alone
Jay *****
Just copy what's next door, seems to be the strategy in Thailand.
Istvan *********
If you have to ask this. You better don't start business anywhere on Earth 🤣
Eddy *******
How to make a small fortune in Thàiland Start with a big one
Ryan ********
@Eddy ******
wtf does that even mean. Just sounds like some shit quote from unsuccessful people.
Eddy *******
@Ryan *******
it's for idiots who do not understand shit
Dave **********
No we can't tell you 555
Kenneth *******
Bar
Gordon *********
Minding you own
Michael ********
Sun beds
Mary *************
very difficult and you will ned get work permit or lisenced if you don‘t do a business visa / start up visa… for that you‘ll need a unique idea of something not existant / barely existant in thailand - SUPER HARD as a foreigner, besides of thai people/partner needed who would have to own 51% of the property

ignore the haters
Kool *******
When you understand that about 80% of Thailand's GDP is export, mostly small parts and electronics, it will give you direction about what type of business to develop.
Roberta *********
An agency for helping with visas and expat advice.
Stojan *******
Good luck for the start with company opening 😂
Jerry *******
a legal profitable one
Jack **********
Pot
Clifford ***********
Go home and work until you can afford retirement
Marc *******************
buying some land, build some villas or condos and sell them. on samui, phangan, phuket, krabi, chiang mai
Mike *******
Ac hvac sales and service
Darren *********
Connect 4
Vin *********
One that makes money.
Said *******
Go-go bar
Sven ********
Storage facility
Divya ********
Start a bar.

Very high demand for one, since there aren't many, and no one has thought of that before.
Vaughn *********
It’s already started .lol
Nicholas *******
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franchise I think there £25k
Jason ******
Shoe shop , Ladyboys and girl will buy new shoes and high boots on a daily basis esp if your in pattaya and get them made in China buy in bulk, cos they make them cheap for bulk order , and as for import tax only declare half the amount of the value of shoes there actually is and then you make even more money
Francesco *************
Boom boom
Mike *******
Open a bar like the thousands of expats before you! Then you can drink any profits away and become an alcoholic and lose your life savings in a few short years. Or.........invest what you have available if you have extra money. If not, come for a beautiful vacation until you have enough to retire here properly. DO NOT BUY OR OPEN A BUSINESS HERE. VERY FEW MAKE A GO OF IT LONG TERM .......just saying.. good luck!
Mo ****
I would say....."tits n snitz"..........of course!!!!!!
Matthew *********
You can’t, they make business out of you! 🙄
Richard **************
Answering silly questions. That will be 500 baht.
Egger *********
I private eye , I sure many stupid sponsors would like to know the truth of what their Tilak is upto , why she can’t answer the calls . Lol
Shane ************
Forget it man. If you gotta ask you're ready screwed
Rich *******
There’s a popular expression among seasoned expats. “If you want to make a small fortune in Thailand, bring a large one!”
Ryan ********
@Rich ******
*failed expats
Andy ************
None! Corrupt like hell
Kǎisǎ **********
Great cheese and beef. Cater to ex-pats individuals, restaurants and wealthy Thai. Deliver all over Thailand in 24 hours or less. These do exist, but can definitely bring in a profit.
Morgan ******
A gay go go bar
Raja *****************
Yes if you can ? Agriculture land is really a good business and fruits export from Thailand to nearest country like Malaysia Singapore China … it is really good business if you can manage.
Marijke ********
Thai Restaurant
Greg *********
Bar
Pete ********
Don't bother tears before bedtime unless you have buckets full of money ... like start with a million pounds and end up with 100,000 quid left in the pot before you scratch you're head and say I am fucked . Slow boat to blighty back .
Douglas ******
Unless you have money you are willing to lose with no regrets.

Maybe can partner with a Thai person
Johnny *********
Live there some years and you will mostly find out, that we have nothing to come with. You come with food from outside Thailand, and the will be polite and taste but prefer thai kitchen or don’t afford to pay for your food. Massage ? They prefer there own. And if you’re weight is over 70 kilograms then forget it. And new ideas are maybe interesting but there is a reason why they continue with the way they do. You can’t transfer Europe idea into thai culture. But yes there is some business. But if you get it, then suddenly the market is occupied
Ryan ********
@Johnny ********
everything you have written above makes 0 fucking sense Jesus.
Windy *******
Start business as a ladyboy.
Paul *******
Hoe house.
Tony *******
Retirement
Glenn *********
Retirement
Andrew ********
Sell coconuts … easy to source and much in demand. You can make bike helmets from the shell and weave your own bungalow from the hair.
Gregg *************
None
Jake *********
Opium farm. Gigolo escort service for rich bored wives. a candy factory, even in wartime people keep eating candy. producer of good Thai soft porn movies. mobile nomad gossip channel, full of lies and nonsense. Instant 'buddy' rental through internet. Advice tel. line, how to handle jealousy, support decision making, what to eat, how to start excersize etc. or just for a casual chat. Rent-a-pet etc.

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Steven *********
Following
Charles *********
A soapy massage parlor, but with western girls, would stand out amongst the asian parlors.
Fred **********
Condom stall
Malcolm *********
Anti-corruption consultancy services if you don't feel that confident then try durian farming.
Stephen *******
A funeral business
William *************
Coffee
Maple *********
I know some but I can’t started because I don’t have enough budget.😁😁
Mike ********
How about bunghole bleaching?
Vinayak **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Maple ********
check dm.
Niko ***********
Weedshop
John ********
Rental property
Evan ***************
I’m surprised no one mentioned trades. Plumbing/HVAC are businesses that never go out of demand
Ray ******
@Evan **************
because they don’t know it
Steven *******
Short time bar
Jaye ********
World is too unstable. More than it has been in 100 years. Food
Rob *****
Barbers....hair hardly ever stops growing
Jaye ********
Food delivery service. Community orientated.
Jaye ********
"It, 'oriented', is actually not the best English, but it's okay in the U.S."

orientate

verb

ori·​en·​tate ˈȯr-ē-ən-ˌtāt -ˌen-

orientated; orientating

Synonyms of orientate

intransitive verb

: to face or turn to the east

situated the church so that it orientates

transitive verb

chiefly British

: ORIENT

she learned to orientate new service members in the principles, practices and tools necessary to function in the Air Force

—Lancaster New
@Era****
You are welcome.
Jeff ********
@Jaye *******
orientated? lmao The word is "oriented."
Jaye ********
@Jeff *******
Americans and their cowboy English.

-Orientated is typically used in British English. In American English we use oriented. For example (American): The teacher will spend the first day of class getting oriented. We need to get oriented to our new home city.Sep 25, 20
Jeff ********
Cowby English? It's concise and succinct. Also nice copy and paste from Google. lol
Jaye ********
Food
Antony ********
Charity, cheap Charlie's at Jomtien need beer.
Giorgio ******
asking this question means you're not able to start a business .

you better work for administration or for a boss
Ari **********
Ratfarm , cows and pigs. Big markets to Thais .
Giorgio ******
@Ari *********
cricket farm is in now !!
Alex *******
Bar 👌
Mark ********
Troll!😂😂
Loran *******
Go Go Bar in Pattaya 😉
Bob **********
Open a small factory and build parts for the International Space Station
Juha *******
Sale of nuts
Leo **********
Minding your own business is the best business in the Kingdom. 😆
Oliver ********
Religion
Brian ********
If I knew which is the best and most profitable business in Thailand I would be doing it myself
Barry **********
Try not to reinvent the wheel, look at current businesses and improve them, get a better location, And do what they are not.
Sean **********
Victor *******
I have proposal, send me DM
Vinayak **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Victor ******
please check DM
Rob ********
Tour guide, with benefits
Al ****
I think it's a good question . Ignore the morons . I would say look around and see what needs improvement . Start small , learn and grow .

I'm looking for good people to work with .
Si *******
@Al ***
sounds like you want an investment partner .
Kimberly ******
@Al ***
- would love to learn more about your journey to Thailand and building a life there.
Anya ******************
@Al ***
what do you do? 😃
Anna *****
‘No MSG’ shop
Kevin *************
Recycle condoms iff you go down soi 7 or 8 go into toilets they are every where LOL
Pertti *************
One is construction company financed by the Kingdom🙏
Richard ********
I suggest a team of professional advisors > "
@Lawyers *******************
" company registration, visa, work permit... All legal needs.

Have a nice stay in Thailand
Mij *********
Not sure what but from my observations the three overpopulated are massage, bars and weed. The weed are likely to become empty in the next 12 months. Fish and chip shop maybe?
Steve ***********
@Mij ********
I’ve thought about a fish and chip shop, but most restaurants have fish and chips on the menu
Marcel *******
Digital normad should be the best choice for u if u must ask here
David *********
@Marcel ******
yep better to make money in the west and play in the east
Stuart *********
The best business to open would be one that makes you lots of money. What type of business that would be is unknown.

Many people have used the phrase of “how to leave Thailand with a a small fortune - come here with a big one”. In many cases that’s apt.

Some succeed. Some don’t.
Why****
@Stuart ********
... stick to Visa questions buddy 😉
Paul ********
Grab pussy
Neil *********
7-Eleven there is not enough of them 😁
Eddie *******
Brian *********
If you have to ask you aren’t ready
Vinayak **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
What about a cannibis shop? Is it profitable?
Steve **********
@Vinayak *************
oh ya, markets growing leaps and bounds, and so few shops anywhere.

...google
Zoe ******
@Vinayak *************
You should at least start reading some news about Thailand and the new rules and regulations on businesses, if you are seriously thinking about moving here and opening a business...sounds like you are just trolling and probably will never move here or open any businesses 🤷
Jennifer ******
@Vinayak *************
if you asks that, you don't even know the market you are getting into. You won't succeed. Do your market research. Being in the MNC had taught you nothing it seems.
Jordi ********
@Vinayak *************
Are you even real? You must be trolling...
Michael *************
@Vinayak *************
to
@Bryan ********
’s comment: but there will be a lot of storefronts becoming available on
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/25 🤣
Steve **********
Bryan *********
@Vinayak *************
It returns to being illegal
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/2025 so that’s a no-go.
Steve *******
@Bryan ********
Only recreational use reverts. Medical and Export still legal and I believe it's from
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/2025.
Ari **********
@Bryan ********
, shops stays. New business is selling descriptions.
William *********
Aviation & Logistics
Mikkel *******
The kind of business you'd start anywhere, because you are skilled enough. If you can't do it back home, don't try it when out.
Brian *********
You could literally start anything just stand out in your own way. The good thing is it’s a very diverse market. Find your lane and stick to it.
Andreas *********
I knew somebody who started a tattoo school in Thailand with his Thai wife and the brother in law, and became a Dollar-millionaire in less than 8 years. However he passed away a few years ago at the age of 64
Si *******
@Andreas ********
Mysteriously ?
Andreas *********
@Si ******
no, lung cancer and a heart failure
Zaher **********
first, do you know that you can not be a full ownership? 49% and your partnership must be thai 51%
Adam ******
@Zaher *********
That honestly beats the Philippines where the partner gets 60% 😅
Todd ***********
Manufacturing.
Connie *****
****
Biitzy **********************
Steve ******
Suit shop or Indian restaurant.
Steve *******
If you need to ask.

Don't bother opening any business
Sidney *********
555
Vinayak **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Sidney ********
what is that?
TC *************
@Vinayak *************
when you learn to count in Thai and pronounce number 5 then you will get it 🤔
Aaron *******
Please not another bar, in areas over saturated with bars.
Vinayak **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Aaron ******
I do agree..
Gary ******
Farang narco mule
Aaron *******
A business in which you have knowledge, education and experience in; and one for which there is market and demand for it.
Steve **********
@Aaron ******
and you can deal with not being a part of.
Kevin *************
Condom seller
Kevin *************
True
Charles *********
@Kevin ************
condom seller haha, he'd go out of business since so few use the there
Joseph ****
@Kevin ************
He can hustle them the same way guys stick fake watches in our face.
Steve ********
I think you should open another 7-Eleven....there just doesn't seem to be enough of them🤣
Nontvachr *****
@Steve *******
There will be another open close to you soon. This is the fact !!

🤣🤣
Sonik ***********************
@Steve *******
wow you're right I had to walk 5 whole minutes just to get to one after I passed up another
Steve **********
@Steve *******
or dental clinic, they now outnumber 7 /11's
Richard **************
@Steve *******
name it 8-twelve
Ole-Peder ********
@Steve *******
It was named 7-Eleven because the strategy is to have between 7 and 11 stores on every street. The only country where the strategy was successfully rolled out is Thailand
Steve ********
@Ole-Peder *******
there are 14,000 of them in Thailand 🇹🇭
Ricky ******
@Steve *******
Open a 6.30 to 11.30 to force them out of business🤔
Bryan *********
@Steve *******
I love it when I see two 7-Eleven’s across the street from each other! 🤣🤣🤣
Steve ********
@Bryan ********
I found out why they do that. The corporation will convince you to open a franchisee and then they will watch to see how well it does. Then, they put one right across the street to compete against you and put you out of business. That is why you see the other change its name because they lost the franchisee and can't afford to pay the franchise charges anymore competing against the same brand across the street owned by the corporation.
Tom ********
Best business is always food and drink along with accomodation but you need to find a 'Niche' market where it's not already been done a million times.
Jonathan ********
Look after unique businesses that found a unique niche, one i can think of is Larder in phrom phong
Christopher ********
It's really hard to pick a business in Thailand because there's already a million of everything from bars to massage shops. Its all over kill and after covid business is just not the same. I think the key however would be to finding a good location and hope you get lucky getting customers
Vinayak **************
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@Christopher *******
I do agree about the bars & massage shops..
Henrik *****
What special skills do you have ?

If none, don’t start a business.

Starting a business, does not mean you can work there.
Vinayak **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Henrik ****
I was a Business Development Manager for a multinational company.
Steve **********
@Vinayak *************
well there you are, stay where you are.
Zoe ******
@Vinayak *************
really? And you came to FB to ask completely unqualified strangers for advice...🤦
Leo **********
@Vinayak *************
is that company Chinese?
Steven ***************
@Vinayak *************
. Mustn't have been very good at it if you need facebook to answer your question..
Marius ************
@Vinayak *************
high level nonsense title that means jack shit
Barry **********
@Vinayak *************
I was a carrot in my last life.
Steve **********
@Barry *********
me a fire hydrant
Dominique **********************
@Barry *********
you’re still…
Henrik *****
@Vinayak *************
Then start a multinational compagny, you can business manage.
Felix ****
Look up Joe Ferrari. Amazing car business. Wealthy successful Thai business man ❤️
Christopher *************
@Felix ***
Oxygen plastic but covering your head. 🤣😆
Braulio *********
Rob *******
Seeing as you asked this question i would strongly advise you never start a buisness in Thailand
Steve **********
@Rob ******
agree totallu
Anya ******************
@Rob ******
any particular reasons?
Steve **********
@Anya *****************
would take a book .

Come spend a few months, then ask !
Jordi ********
@Anya *****************
What can you think of Anya? Is this a serious question? I hope not.
Anya ******************
@Jordi *******
If you haven’t got anything useful to say don’t say anything at all 👍
Jordi ********
@Anya *****************
So it was a serious question?? Damn.
Anya ******************
@Jordi *******
if you don’t ask questions you don’t learn! Maybe I know a fraction of truth and there’s more to it, who knows! I don’t live in Thailand just yet and only know what “outsiders” know. So please feel free to enlighten me if you wish.
Jordi ********
@Anya *****************
Okay Ill give it a shot. You know when people say 'there is no such thing as a stupid question'? That is actually not entirely true. I learned in mid school how to ask a proper question. People need context with the question to give a proper and helpful answer. So if you ask 'what is the best restaurant in Bangkok' it would be helpful to know if you eat meat or if you fancy local, etc. etc. etc. Another one. If you ask, 'what is the best place to live in Thailand?' it would be helpful to know how old you are, if you like beach or city, if you need medical care, if you fly a lot, if you want to live cheap, etc. etc. etc.

I hope you see where I am going with this?

Asking a group of 70k strangers 'what is the best business to open in Thailand' is just going to give you a bunch of nonsense. It shows you did zero research. It shows you have no business mind, it shows you have zero chance of success...Try doing some research. Or tell people 'Ey, im from here and X years old, I like to start something in the line of X, have an X budget, around X area, do you think this could succeed?'

Sounds fair?
Joe ********
what a fucking shit house you are. Lad was asking for help in choosing something to earn a few quid in Thailand. Is there any need for that fucking assassination. You might not have been able to earn a few quid in Thailand but some of us have been very successful. There’s loads of stuff you can do to earn a living. Sad fucker stop giving advice.
Jordi ********
@Joe *******
Awh Joe. Sorry I hurt your feelings. I did explain above, maybe read it. No need to swear chap, it is lost on me.
Joe ********
@Jordi *******
I wouldn’t swear if I didn’t come across Dick’s like you. Didn’t hurt my feeling far from it. I come across cranks like you all the time kid. When someone asked for advise don’t slag them. That’s a cunt that does that
Jordi ********
@Joe *******
Take a deep breath Joe. Life will be better that way. You are literally the only one here that is making a fuss 🤡
Joe ********
@Jordi *******
ha ha bet you have no pals in Thailand cos yor a Dick head. One day we may come across each other in Thailand cos the ex pat community is so small. And I’m going to knock fuck out of you you arrogant little cunt.
Jordi ********
@Joe *******
wow, fiscal threads now:). You are genuine a sour falang haha. Such a gem. Anyway, this is becoming boring now. If you would be able to read you could see I didn't even reply to the original post and the rest does agree with me. Not sure why you feel the need to act so toxic, maybe trouble at home? If you ever need advice about opening a business feel free to reach out if you can do it in a nice way with some intelligent questions;). Bye byeeeee
Belinda ******
@Jordi *******
very good answer!!
JoJo ******************
@Jordi *******
wow what’s with the hostility? Her being honest about not knowing or under something is something I wish more people could do. I really find it interesting how people choose to either be supportive and helpful or elitist and rude. Not sure why to even bother commenting just to be an arse to someone with nothing helpful to say…
Garry ********
@Jordi *******
100% correct these are all good questions that need answering before starting any business, you have the horse in front of the cart 👍🏻and it is a very sensible reply to a not so smart question.
Walter *******
@Jordi *******
spot on mate
Anya ******************
@Jordi *******
oh gosh not at all fair!! But I do see you’ve got plenty of time on your hands to sit and write the bunch of nonsense you are referring to. As I don’t have all the time in the world to waste meaninglessly I’ll leave you to it!
Jordi ********
@Anya *****************
aahahaha love it:). Thought I was pretty decent and made a good point but, oh well. Cant reason with stupid.
Julia ******
@Jordi *******
the reason they advising you not to open a business is because outsiders arent allowed to set up a business it has to be set up inthai wifes name and ifu leave her you go with nothing she gets to keep the lot
Jordi ********
@Julia *****
Julia, I know. This is not part of the discussion. Read it again.
Anya ******************
@Jordi *******
oh here we go just can’t help yourself can you! Says a lot about you, fair play - didn’t take long 🤦‍♀️
Jordi ********
@Anya *****************
You asked for an answer. I was decent and gave you, respectively, a proper one. You said I have too much time on my hand. 'A bunch of nonsense'. Okay, now it feels like a waste of time yes. If you do need help opening a business in Thailand or start living here. Feel free to reach out if you can do it in a nice way;).
Tin **********
Tin **********
Bar
Henrik *****
@Tin *********
There are lot of places for that.
Tin **********
Henrik *****
@Tin *********
There are lot of places for that.
Marc **********
Massage? 😉
Jonny *********
I wanted a nice restaurant roadside in isaan.. Dont go for big money, get by on a little, live a humble life, be happy ‼️💯💯💯💯
Jonny *********
Marc Moonbeam too many... Big NO NO ‼️
Vinayak **************
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Marc *********
There are lot of places for that.
Miguel *************
@Vinayak *************
it’s called sarcasm.
Rusty ********
@Vinayak *************
because it works!
Andy **********
@Rusty *******
I have two shops. Marginal income. The shops that generate a good income are located inside the malls or supermarkets, like Lotus.
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