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Thai Limited Company Registration

Thai and foreign founders signing limited company formation documents with an adviser

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จดทะเบียนบริษัทจำกัด (ไทย) · § Formation

Quick Answer

Before reserving a name, agree activities, genuine shareholders, capital and signing powers. Check premises use and sector permits, then prepare formation records and file with DBD. Incorporation does not automatically deliver VAT status, a bank account, a visa or a work permit. Assess each separately; approval and completion dates are not guaranteed.

Typical timeline (not guaranteed): Timing depends on name review, records, signatures, capital and DBD queries. Banking, VAT and permits follow separate procedures; incorporation is not the approval date for everything. — depends on government queues; we confirm it in writing after reviewing your documents.

Official fee: Verify current DBD rates and filing channels. Distinguish registration, document copies and other authority charges from company service fees; do not assume unverified capital-based rates or discounts. Ask our team for a quotation.

What to send for a quotation

Describe actual activities, investor nationalities, proposed names, address and funding. Include draft ownership and signing powers if available. The free initial enquiry covers scope and quotation, not free legal advice or analysis.

Legal Basis

Formation follows the Civil and Commercial Code and DBD procedures. Current rules allow at least two promoters; check genuine subscriptions and continuing statutory company requirements. Registered objectives do not authorise every business activity. With foreign participation, review the foreign-person definition, restricted activities and sector laws. Nominee Thai ownership or a percentage split cannot be used to evade the law.

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Who Needs This

Founders separating business from personal affairs, partners defining ownership and management, and foreign entrepreneurs checking operating rights before commencement.

Required Documents

  • Promoter, shareholder and director details with identity records
  • Proposed names, actual activities and suitable objectives
  • Ownership, capital, subscription-payment plan and required evidence
  • Address, map and appropriate premises-use evidence
  • Signing powers, articles and relevant sector permissions

Common Pitfalls

  • Treating registered objectives as restricted-business permission
  • Using non-genuine Thai shareholders to evade restrictions
  • Applying one capital and employment test to every work-permit route
  • Assuming a corporate certificate obliges a bank to open an account

Preparation situations (not client histories)

  • Partners agreeing signing powers before formation
  • A shop founder reviewing premises and sector permits in parallel
  • Foreign investors checking ownership before leasing and buying equipment

FAQ

Must both shareholders be Thai nationals?
Do not confuse promoter or shareholder numbers with nationality. Check company requirements and activity restrictions using genuine investors, not nominees.
Can foreigners own every business outright?
No. Review foreign-business and sector laws and actual entitlements. Do not assume all software is unrestricted or that List One activities can obtain an FBL.
Can a bank account be opened immediately after incorporation?
The bank must review information such as authorised signers, beneficial owners and activities. A corporate certificate does not guarantee approval.
What obligations continue after incorporation?
Maintain accounts, company records, financial statements and tax filings as applicable. No sales does not necessarily mean no filing duties. Ask our team for a quotation based on scope.

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