Learn: every guide for starting and running a Thai company
Every guide we publish, in one place, grouped by the question you are trying to answer rather than by service name. Each guide answers one question end to end, shows its review date, and says plainly which parts depend on the authorities.
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Setting up your first company
Read these in order if you have never registered a company: pick the structure, prepare documents, understand the real costs, then avoid the reasons filings get rejected.
Your registered address
Home address, a leased office, or a virtual office differ in paperwork, privacy, and how official mail reaches you.
Tax, books and monthly duties
What happens after the affidavit: which filings fall when, when VAT registration is required, social security for your first employee, and the full-year calendar.
Foreign shareholders, visas and work permits
Shareholding structures that are actually lawful in Thailand, and the order in which company, visa and work permit fit together.
Selling online and being found
What you must register when selling through a page or marketplace, and a website checklist that Google and AI assistants can actually read.
Pausing or closing a company
Going quiet does not remove accounting and tax duties. These two guides compare the options honestly.
Registering by province
Province-level guides naming the offices involved, the local business mix, and what founders there ask most.
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Reviewed 2026-09-14. All content here is general preparation information, not case-specific legal or accounting advice. Government fees, timeframes and conditions change with official announcements.