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- What documents are required for an alcohol license in Thailand?
- In order to successfully apply for a Thai alcohol license, you will need the following documents: 1 Your company’s registration documents; 2 Rental or lease agreement; 3 Proof of the business address where you wish to hold the alcohol license; 4 One or more of the following: 4.1 House registration copies of the restaurant/bar owner; 4.2 Letter for authorization of the lessor of the premises; 4.3 Identity documents of a license holder or other documents
- Do I need a foreign business licence to operate a business in Thailand?
- In a Thai majority-owned limited company, where Thai nationals own at least 51% of the company's shareholding, a Foreign Business License (FBL) is not required. In contrast, a business with over 49% foreign ownership must obtain an FBL before commencing its operations in Thailand and are governed by the Foreign Business Act.
- Do I need an address in Thailand to form a Thai company?
- Yes, your company must be registered at a physical address in Thailand, and this is where you will receive official documents and notices. If you rent this address, you must first get permission from the property owner to agree to register your company at the location. You will need to keep the Ministry of Commerce updated should you move the place of your company registration. A commercial address may also be required, depending on the business you are operating.
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