@Si *******

Yes. It has all the hallmarks of a disaster.

@Mark *********

Only when they are thinking with their balls rather than their brains.

There are some basics that you can research.

1. You can only hold 49% ownership of the business.

2. You have to employ 4 Thais for every 1 farang.

3. Your partner must have a financial investment in the company, equivalent to the share he/she owns.

There are some exceptions such as industries promoted by BOI. Also, if your partner is your spouse the employment rules change (I believe but please check).

@Brad ******

With a business partner, yes, but with a life partner the boundaries get blurred.

@Nie ********

It really depends on the airline. If you don’t have one then they have the right to refuse boarding. I have been asked on my last three trips, different airlines each time.

@Barbie **********

No good if your airline asks to see your exit ticket from Thailand.

The TM6 is no longer in use.

@Steven ******

Ha ha! Not asking ‘any one person’. This is a large group so the experience should be varied.

@Steven ******

Yes, I imagine that they do. It would be nice to know which! Never seen it posted here but I’m sure there’s someone with experience of it that can help.

So, you got your extension within the first 30 days of your stay? That’s quite unusual, judging by the things I’ve read in this group.