Company Registration in Thailand

If you wish to start a new business in Thailand, there are many factors to consider and decisions to make, especially if you wish to proceed in accordance with Thai company law.
Firstly you need to decide what type of business to establish. Our professional staff at Magna Carta will advise which is best for you and your company, businesses can be incorporated as sole proprietorships, limited and unlimited partnerships, private limited companies, and public limited companies. NUI our staff at Magna Carta is on hand to consult with you. He will give you an extensive guide and advice on which way your company should be structured, whether you are setting up your company for trading purposes or buying property.
There are many laws that will affect you and your company in Thailand and completing forms without the knowledge of the law can lead to serious complications and many problems. Magna Carta lawyers have the legal qualifications and practical experience to proceed with your Thailand company registration and to advise you of the laws that will affect you and your business.
Magna Carta can continuously provide quality work and we have developed many long term relationships with our clients. We take all cases seriously and give each the time and attention that it deserves.

A Thai limited company can be set-up for trading purposes or to buy property. the structure of a Thai company has to consist of 1 or more director’s and a minimum of 3 shareholder’s director’s and shareholder’s can be Thai or foreign. the Thai shareholding must hold at least 51% and the foreigner can hold the maximum of 49%.
To hold the controlling interest in the company there are 2 types of shares’of shares, one being Ordinary shares and the other being Preferred shares. The shareholder’s that holds the Ordinary shares have more voting right’s within company than the Preferred  shareholder’s.