Accounting & Legal in Thailand

Thailand’s 2026–2027 BOI Relocation Mandate: Why Foreign Investors Must Move More Than Just Factories

Thailand is entering a new phase of investment promotion policy. Under the latest direction introduced by the Thailand Board of Investment (“BOI”), foreign manufacturers seeking enhanced tax incentives will no longer be evaluated solely on production capacity or export potential. Instead, the government is increasingly focusing on whether multinational groups are prepared to relocate strategic business functions into Thailand alongside their manufacturing operations.

Thailand’s BOI “Two-Strike” Rule: The Rising Compliance Risks of Quarterly E-Monitoring

Thailand’s Board of Investment (“BOI”) has introduced a significant change to its post-approval compliance framework under Board Announcement No. 8/2569. The previous bi-annual project progress reporting system has now been replaced with mandatory quarterly submissions through the BOI e-Monitoring platform.

Thailand’s 2026 “Actual Control” Crackdown: Why BOI Promotion Has Become More Important Than Ever

Thailand’s foreign investment landscape is entering one of its most significant regulatory shifts in recent years. Effective from 1 April 2026, the Department of Business Development (“DBD”) officially implemented DBD Order No. 1/2569, introducing stricter scrutiny over company ownership structures involving foreign participation.

Navigating Thailand’s Fully Mandatory e-Work Permit System in 2026

Thailand’s immigration and employment landscape has entered a new digital era in 2026. Following years of gradual reforms, the Department of Employment (DOE) has now fully transitioned to a mandatory electronic work permit system, fundamentally changing how foreign nationals and employers manage work authorization in Thailand.

Mastering Thailand BOI Promotion in 2026: Compliance, Tax, and Investment Strategy

Mastering Thailand BOI Promotion in 2026: Compliance, Tax, and Investment Strategy

Thailand continues to strengthen its position as a major investment destination in Southeast Asia, particularly in technology, digital services, advanced manufacturing, and innovation-driven industries. In 2026, the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) remains one of the most important government mechanisms supporting foreign direct investment and long-term business expansion in the country.

Thai Company Earning Overseas Income from Services Performed Outside Thailand 2026

In today’s increasingly global business environment, many Thai-registered companies are expanding their operations beyond Thailand by providing services abroad. These services may include technical consulting, engineering support, IT development, installation work, training, or advisory services performed physically outside Thailand.