Legal Solutions for Companies in Thailand & Southeast Asia
At RAYLAW, we support local and international entrepreneurs throughout every stage of the business lifecycle — from company registration and structuring to compliance, contracts, and dispute resolution.
Our legal team combines in-depth knowledge of Thai corporate law with international business insight and bilingual execution, ensuring clarity and confidence in every transaction.
Whether you’re launching a startup, restructuring a holding company, or resolving shareholder conflicts, we deliver tailored legal strategies that protect your interests and achieve your business goals.
We work across diverse industries — from fintech and crypto to real estate, manufacturing, and hospitality — helping clients establish tax-efficient structures, ensure compliance, and mitigate legal risks with professionalism and integrity.
RAYLAW — your trusted partner for business success in Thailand.
Corporate & Commercial Expertise in Thailand
Insights and legal guidance on M&A, structuring, and compliance for local and foreign businesses.
OUR SERVICE
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Corporate & Commercial Law in Thailand
Business registration, shareholder agreements, M&A, and compliance for local and foreign companies.
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Criminal Defense & Investigation
Representation in fraud, cybercrime, and white-collar cases.
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Family Law
Marriage registration, divorce, and custody matters for expats and mixed-nationality families.
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Real Estate & Investment
Property purchase, lease, and due diligence for individuals and investors.
FAQ
Company Registration & Corporate Law
Starting or managing a business in Thailand often raises legal questions — from foreign ownership rules to restructuring and compliance. Our legal team at RayLaw answers the most common questions entrepreneurs and investors have about company registration, corporate structure, and Thai regulations.
Yes. With the right structure, foreigners can own up to 100% of a company, especially under BOI or FBL. We’ll help you choose the best option.
Typically THB 2 million for a Thai company and THB 3 million if hiring foreigners (for work permit eligibility). Capital requirements vary by structure
Not always. Some business models allow full foreign ownership. We’ll review your goals and suggest compliant, risk-free solutions.
Usually 3–5 business days if all documents are ready. We handle the entire process, including tax ID and VAT registration if needed.
We assist with share transfers, mergers, capital restructuring, and voluntary liquidation — always ensuring compliance with Thai law.
Yes. Thailand’s Board of Investment (BOI) offers incentives for technology, AI, and innovation businesses. RayLaw assists with BOI applications, business plans, and compliance requirements.
In some cases, yes. A virtual office can be used for initial company registration, but certain licenses and work permits require a physical office. We’ll help you choose the right option for your business model.
