Thai Limited Company Registration
We help Locals & Foreigners to incorporate their business in Thailand — Fast, Simple & Professional.
Who is it for / Suitable for
Foreign and local entrepreneurs establishing a profit-making business in Thailand.
Businesses looking for the most common and flexible company structure.
Companies need to hire staff, sign contracts, issue invoices, and conduct full commercial operations.
Suitable for trading, services, tech, hospitality, consulting, import/export, and more.
Key Requirements
Minimum 2 shareholders
Can be foreign or Thai
At least 1 director
Any nationality
Registered Thai Address
Required
If foreigners hold more than 49%
Activities must not be restricted under the Foreign Business Act (or an FBL/BOI promotion is required)
Company name must be reserved
This is required before registration
Paid-up capital typically THB2 million per foreign work permit
If work permits are needed
Clients need to provide the following information / documents
Document Name
Notarized
Shareholders' passport/Thai ID
All shareholders' identity documents
No
Directors' passport/Thai ID
All appointed directors
No
Registered office address details
Lease agreement or permission letter
No
Company name options (3-5)
For name reservation
No
Shareholding structure
% ownership breakdown
No
Company Objectives
Standard list or customized
No
Power of Attorney (If signing via proxy)
Signed by authorized person(s)
Yes (If signed overseas)
Parent company documents (If corporate shareholder)
Certificate of Incorporation & AOA
Yes
Average Processing Time
Once all documents are prepared and signed.
What you would get when the application is complete
Company Affidavit
Bor Or Jor 5
Articles of Association (AOA)
List of Shareholders
Bor Or Jor 5/6
Tax ID Registration Certificate
VAT Registration Certificate (Por Por 20)
If applicable
Company Seal
Optional but commonly used
On-going Compliance Requirements
To keep your company compliant in Thailand, the following obligations must be met:
Annual financial statement and audit filing
Preparation and submission of audited financial statements each year.
Annual shareholder meeting (AGM) and corporate report submission
Holding the AGM and submitting required reports to the authorities.
Monthly tax and VAT filings
Withholding tax and VAT submissions, where applicable.
Proper accounting records
Maintaining accurate accounting records in the required Thai format.
Company updates with the Ministry of Commerce
Reporting any changes to directors, registered address, or shareholding.
Government Agencies Involved / Overseeing the Application
The following government authorities oversee company registration, compliance, and operations in Thailand:
Department of Business Development (DBD)
Oversees company name reservation, incorporation, shareholder structure, and issuance of the company affidavit and registration documents.
Revenue Department (RD)
Handles issuance of the corporate Tax ID, VAT registration (PP20), and ongoing tax compliance.
Social Security Office (SSO)
Oversees employer registration once the company hires employees and monitors monthly contributions.
Ministry of Labour (MOL)
Involved if the company intends to employ foreign staff; oversees labor regulations, employment contracts, and workplace requirements.
Ministry of Interior / Local District Office
May verify registered office address in some cases; also oversees certain notarization or certification requirements.
Bank of Thailand (BOT)
If foreign shareholding applies — Reviews foreign investment capital remittance documents for companies with foreign shareholders.
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