Registering a Thai limited company involves decisions that are expensive to get wrong: shareholding structure under the Foreign Business Act, registered capital, director requirements, and whether you actually need a Thai company at all versus a Representative Office or BOI route. We’re not a law firm and we don’t register companies — we introduce you to licensed Thai corporate law and accounting firms from our network who do this daily, at published rates, in English. Tell us your situation and we’ll match you with a firm suited to your structure and budget within one business day.
What we can arrange
- Thai Limited Company registration (Thai-majority or foreign-majority where lawful)
- BOI application feasibility reviews
- Registered address and corporate documents
- Bundled setup: registration + VAT + accounting + work permit — one firm, one quote
- Restructuring or director/shareholder changes for existing companies
How the introduction works
- Tell us what you need — two minutes on our form: service, budget, timeline.
- We match you — within one business day we introduce a vetted provider, or tell you honestly if we can’t help.
- You deal direct — scope, price and payment are agreed between you and the provider. We step back.
Referral note: Company registration is legal work. We refer exclusively to licensed Thai law and accounting firms; BangkokServices performs no legal services and gives no legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
How much does registration cost?
Firms in our network typically quote fixed fees; the exact figure depends on structure and capital. Your introduction includes a quote before you commit to anything.
Can a foreigner own 100% of a Thai company?
In limited cases — BOI promotion, the US Treaty of Amity, and certain activities. This is exactly the question the firm we introduce will answer in your first consultation.