Right next to where you go through the green 'nothing to declare' where they scan your suitcase

when your friends arrive in Thailand they need to go through the red declare lane at customs. They will need a receipt from back home to prove the value of the product. They might or might not need to pay any tax, depends on whether it's a huge amount. What you need to ensure is that the product or any of it's ingredients is not on a prohibited list. If it is then it will be confiscated. Make sure they keep the tax receipt for you. In my experience there are not many who go through the red zone so they are super friendly when you do.

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I know a small locally owned rental company that does good long-term rental deals and can deliver cars to anywhere in Thailand. They manage cars for owners who give them their cars to manage on long term rentals as well so if you want to ow a car they can rent it out for you for the months you are not here. They have one of my cars and I am very pleased with the service.

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I hired an international removals company to pack and ship my goods. The firm appointed Boonma Moving Bangkok to handle customs and final delivery to me. It's a couple of years back but the rules still apply. Standard international removals practice. Talk to the guys at Boonma they can assist you

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the import allowance is linked to your visa and the work permit is not what drives the tax exemption

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FYI I brought all my things in a 40feet container when I moved here tax free

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Import Customs Guide THAILAND %20Import%20%20-%20FIDI%20Customs%20Guide_0.pdf import duty is tax levied by customs on goods brought into Thailand. When moving here you have months to bring your household goods in tax/duty free. After that you have to pay import tax on anything you bring in.

No to the first one if you are actually not working. To import personal items it has to be done within 6 months of your first arrival for retirement, work, or any long term visa. If you were here on a tourist visa for long extended periods they could query your eligibility for tax free import. Tax exemption is only for household goods except for electronic goods, alcohol, plus some other items where you have to pay import duty. Nor anything you wish to resell is tax exempt.

Hi Ana this is a big question as visas for people to do business is one thing and setting up companies with the proper permissions and in this proper corporate format is entirely predicated upon the type of business you want to be in, what kind of investment you've got and whether you want to go with a BOI, a treaty of Amity or a Private limited company where you have minority shares in the company. I I'm a business advisor helping people set up the right type of company and permissions in Thailand. If you want to discuss in detail I'd be happy to get on a call with you