The Keystone of Your Legal Structure

Requirements vary depending on the structure chosen. Generally, foreign investors will need certified passport copies, a Memorandum of Association, details of shareholders and directors, and proof of registered address. BOI-promoted companies carry additional requirements. We review your specific situation at the outset and prepare a clear checklist.

A standard limited company can be registered in approximately 10–15 business days once all documents are in order. BOI applications involve a separate review process that may extend the timeline. We keep clients informed at each stage and flag any issues early.

Yes. While our Litigation service covers formal court work, we also provide pre-litigation assessment and negotiation support. Litigation is treated as a necessary recourse rather than a starting point. We discuss the full range of options — including settlement — before recommending a course of action.

Thailand is a signatory to the Hague Apostille Convention, which covers over 120 member states. For countries outside this framework, consular legalization pathways are available. We confirm the appropriate route for your document's intended destination before beginning.

Fees are discussed openly and agreed upon before any engagement begins. Service prices listed represent starting points and may vary with the complexity of a matter. For litigation, we present an honest picture of anticipated costs and discuss fee structures that suit the client's circumstances. No work proceeds without written confirmation of fees.

Our primary client-facing language is English, which accommodates the majority of foreign investors and expatriates we work with. Thai-language proceedings and documentation are handled internally by our bilingual team. If you have requirements for another language, please mention this at the initial consultation.