There are plenty of reasons that a foreigner may want to apply for residency in Thailand. He or she may decide to stay over for their retirement, being enamored with the charms the country has for Westerners.Read More
Everything is subject to taxation. The most common form of taxation, as employees will ultimately learn, is the income tax. The concept here is that, if you earn something, the government will get its fair share from you in the form of taxes. Hence, this also applies to real estate. If you sell your property,...Read More
Thailand, and especially Phuket, always appeals to foreigners including Australians. This is not just because of the opportunities for holidays and sight-seeing that the country offers people from Australia, but also the opportunities for business that Thailand offers them.Read More
Patent applications require from an applicant a working knowledge of what the system is in Thailand, and in any country in general where one might decide to do start an enterprise. Thailand’s patent laws are generally similar in premise to many countries around the world. However, Thailand has some marked differences in its patent laws...Read More
If you are planning to start a company in Thailand, and you have a system or process designed already for this enterprise, then it should be to your interest to find out how you can patent that system so that no one else will replicate it in their own business and use your own brainchild...Read More
Thailand welcomes foreigners into its midst, but it also reserves the right to deport someone back to their home country as long as there is enough legal grounds for the government to do so. The Kingdom’s authority to deport a foreigner is governed by the Deportation Act B.E. 2499 of 1957, which was published on...Read More
There are multiple classifications of a visa to Thailand, as you’ll find out when you apply for it. You will, however, most commonly encounter the term “Multiple Entry” visa. There are many visas in Thailand that allows the holder to have multiple entries into the country, so it is important that you understand at least...Read More
Some foreigners find foreign languages a topic of interest. However, studying a foreign language requires you to immerse in it and the associated local culture in order to expedite the learning process. True, there are methods of learning a new language online but one learns faster when he or she is in the language’s country...Read More
Tourism is not the only reason foreigners come to Thailand, as we have pointed out many times in this blog. Other reasons include business, expatriation for their retirement, and to become a full-fledged Thai citizen. There are corresponding visas that these foreigners should apply for, and we’ll discuss these visas in detail in this article.Read More
The Trademarks Act of BE 2534 of 1991 has been the ruling law in Thailand for governing matters of intellectual property rights concerning trademarks. Since its promulgation and ratification, BE 2534 (1991) has set the rules on how trademarks are defined in a legal context and has faithfully done its job.Read More
