I am a Bangladeshi. I am traveling to Chiang Mai in October 2024. I stayed here for 15 days. Chiang Mai is my favorite place to any other province in Thailand. I am interested in doing business here or in any city for Thailand. What is the process to start doing business here?

If anyone can help me with this I would appreciate it.

Can you own a business in Thailand if you have a DTV visa?

Gooday, looking for english speaking foreigner that lives in Khon kaen. Just need some info. Can you please inbox me if possible.thank you..

Looking to buy a condo here owned by another foreigner.

Any experts here on whether I need an FET here to complete this as price sub 50k usd.

In theory I guess I can transfer cash and also ownership at land office without FET but letter from bkk bank ? Doubt this is possible tho. Reason for asking is I already have the cash here but didn’t stipulate was for a condo purchase.

Additionally WISE reason for fund transfer states property purchase , it doesn’t have ability to add condo name unit etc so looks like a no go using that method. Plus the fact funds remitted would be in THB and not subject to fx onshore by bkk bank whereby they can take another 1 baht off my remitted amount versus WISE trading at spot fx

Thx for any input 👍

Chinese and Russians lead the way with property purchasing in Thailand

I need a lawyer from hatyai Songkhla, to assist me for my business setup to work permit , if have anyone know kindly share contact and details? Thanks to all ❤️

Hi all, I would like to ask if I have have just recently registered my company in Thailand with a Thai shareholder with 51% shares and I am holding the remaining 49% shares

Am I able to apply for a work permit in Thailand under my own company?

I am Singaporean btw

In preparation for the new LTR visa applications to open on September 1st, the Thai Embassy in Washington DC has published some information on their website.

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They list their fee at $1600. At today's conversation rate, that's approximately 57,000₿

I find this incredibly unreasonable given the official fee for this visa is 50,000₿. I know embassies and consulates are notorious for giving bad exchange rates, but over $200 seems ludicrous.

At the webinar the BOI held last week, they said they were still in negotiation with immigration to allow people to receive the LTR inside of Thailand after pre-approval from the BOI. I sure hope they come to an agreement because that's definitely the route I'll take to save 7000₿.

So in my country (USA) we are all about spending beyond our means. We use credit cards for many things and financing for bigger things. Like if you have a job you can spend 50 times what you earn in a year.

I know Thai are less inclined to buy stuff on credit - and good for them.

I have a good job (remote employer in US), a reasonably good income, a little cash in the bank.

How does someone like myself finance a condo?