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To register a company, choose the appropriate entity type, prepare the memorandum and articles of association, register with the Department of Business Development, and obtain tax and social security registrations. Steps and timing depend on ownership structure and specific industry requirements.
Simple commercial agreements can often be prepared within 3–5 business days. Complex cross-border or multi-party agreements require additional review cycles. We outline expected timelines after the initial scoping discussion.
Yes. We coordinate with immigration and labor specialists to prepare documentation for work permits and business visas, advising on employer obligations and required supporting documents under current Thai rules.
Services include licensing guidance, labor law compliance audits, data protection checks and industry-specific regulatory support. We provide practical checklists and documented action plans to help you remain compliant with local authorities.
We assess disputes, propose negotiation and settlement strategies, and work with litigation counsel when court action is necessary. Our focus is on resolving disputes in ways that limit disruption to your operations.
We offer fixed-fee packages for defined deliverables and hourly rates for advisory work. After an initial consultation we provide a clear fee estimate and scope so you can decide based on predictable costs.
Foreign ownership is possible but subject to sector restrictions and registration requirements. Options include majority Thai ownership, foreign business licences or Board of Commitment incentives depending on the activity. We can review your structure and recommend compliant options.
We assist with activity registration, advise on copyright and activity secret protection, and include IP clauses in commercial contracts to help preserve ownership and control over your proprietary assets.
Typical documents include incorporation papers, partner registers, minutes, statutory filings and business statements. We help gather and organize records to streamline audit preparation and reduce follow-up requests.
Initial consultations are usually scheduled within 3–7 business days. For urgent matters, we offer expedited intake to prioritize time-sensitive legal issues.
Yes. We provide services in English and coordinate with Thai-speaking counsel and translators when official Thai documentation or filings are required.
We serve technology, manufacturing, hospitality, retail, professional services and other sectors. Legal work is tailored to the specific regulatory and commercial needs of each industry.
Contact videaltor to schedule an initial consultation, share basic documents and we will propose a scope of work and cost estimate. Our office address is Thanon Ramkhamhaeng, Bangkok District, Bangkok 10510, Thailand.
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