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Thailand continues to strengthen its position as a regional investment hub through measures aimed at facilitating high-value and technology-driven investments. Most recently, the Board of Investment (“BOI”) launched the Investment Acceleration Program (Thailand FastPass), a new initiative designed to streamline approvals and permits for strategic investment projects and expedite their implementation. The program forms part Read more
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The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (“AI”) into the modern workplace has fundamentally transformed how businesses operate, from automating routine tasks to generating complex work products. While AI offers significant gains in efficiency and productivity, its adoption also introduces a range of legal risks that employers in Thailand must carefully navigate. Issues relating to data Read more
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Thailand’s Ministry of Labour has announced the launch of a new mandatory online platform, the e-Work Permit System, for all work permit applications and foreign worker registrations. The system will become effective on October 13, 2025, marking a major step toward full digitalization of Thailand’s work permit process. Mandatory Online Filing Starting October 13, 2025, Read more
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Thailand will establish a 50-member special task force in October 2025 to address the expected surge in certificates of origin required under new U.S. trade rules. The initiative comes as U.S. authorities step up scrutiny of Southeast Asian exports, particularly to prevent transshipment—including the re-routing of Chinese sourced goods through third countries without adding value Read more
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Generative Artificial Intelligence, commonly referred to as “Generative AI,” has ushered in a new era of technological advancement, enabling organizations to enhance employee productivity and rapidly generate vast amounts of information. One prominent application of Generative AI in the corporate world is the “Chat Generative Pre-Trained Transformer,” or ‘ChatGPT.’ ChatGPT responds to text prompts in Read more
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With intensified scrutiny by Thai authorities, businesses relying on nominee shareholder arrangements face heightened legal risks. The government has reinforced its commitment to enforcement, conducting ongoing inspections, investigations, and even arrests in cases where nominee structures are suspected. Given these developments, foreign investors must review their business setups to ensure full compliance with Thai regulations. Read more