One-stop business services from Bangkok Headquarters (Lat Phrao 95), covering กรุงเทพมหานคร, นนทบุรี, ปทุมธานี, สมุทรปราการ — company registration, accounting and tax, certified translation, visa and work permit, with documents pre-checked before filing.
Language services across official documents, contracts and meetings, with a clear line between what needs certification, what a plain translation covers, and what must move on to consular legalisation.
The statutory accounting and tax cycle for Thai entities, from monthly bookkeeping and filings to audit coordination, payroll and systems design.
Registry and licensing work that defines what a business may lawfully do in Thailand, including the routes available to foreign investors.
Advisory and contentious work, from preventive contract drafting and property diligence through litigation and enforcement.
Stay rights and work rights, which must always align, plus the ongoing reporting deadlines that follow them.
How Thai documents become usable abroad and foreign documents usable in Thailand, given that Thailand’s Apostille accession (30 June 2026) only enters into force on 28 February 2027.
Family and personal-status records that must line up on both the Thai and the foreign side — marriage, divorce, parental power, wills, and civil-registration corrections made before documents are certified for overseas use.
Systems work for organisations that must keep documents, personal data and signatures auditable, reduce re-filing, and stay aligned with applicable requirements.
Education and credential paperwork, from certifying transcripts for overseas use and credential evaluation to Thai school admission packs and professional licensing files.
Documentation touching rights in property: sale and transfer, leases, wills, and estate administration where heirs are overseas.
Business services in Thailand map onto clearly separated authorities: company registration sits with the Department of Business Development, taxation with the Revenue Department, social security with the Social Security Office, certification of translations for overseas use with the Department of Consular Affairs (MFA), and signature certification with lawyers authorised under Lawyers Council regulations. Routing each task to the correct authority from the start is what prevents re-filing and rejection.
Content last reviewed: 2026-08-17