The Biggest Mistake Foreigners Make Starting a Business in Thailand
Starting a business in Thailand can look surprisingly simple from the outside. Spend enough time here and you'll see foreigners opening bars, restaurants, shops, rental businesses, and companies in almost every major tourist area. You watch how people operate, see what appears to be working, and eventually you might start thinking, “If they can do it, why can't I?”
But starting a business in Thailand as a foreigner is very different from simply watching how business is done around you. There are company structures, work permits, ownership rules, contracts, leases, and other details that most people never see from the outside. And that's where a foreign entrepreneur can make an extremely expensive mistake without even realizing it.
After living in Thailand for years, I've learned that one of the most dangerous assumptions you can make is believing that because you see something being done, it must be okay for you to do it too. If you're thinking about doing business in Thailand, opening a company, buying an existing business, or investing money here, there's one mistake in particular that you need to understand before you put your money on the line.
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