Thailand

Thailand is a cornerstone of regional manufacturing, particularly in automotive, electronics, and food processing. Its position within the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) and global supply chains makes it attractive for companies seeking diversification and resilience. With extensive industrial zones and export infrastructure, Thailand remains a preferred base for Southeast Asia–oriented operations. We work with clients to structure regional strategies that integrate Thailand into broader production, distribution, and sourcing models.

Thailand actively promotes FDI through the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), offering incentives for high-tech, green, and regional headquarters activities. These include corporate tax holidays, import duty exemptions, and simplified foreign ownership procedures. The country’s participation in key FTAs—including RCEP, ASEAN, and bilateral agreements—further enhances its appeal for multinational investors. Through our alliance, we support clients in understanding and accessing BOI frameworks and ensuring long-term compliance.

While Thailand offers a generally favorable investment environment, its regulatory framework can be complex and varies across sectors. Challenges may include limitations on foreign land ownership, labor regulations, and sector-specific licensing. Our Thai partner provides deep local knowledge and regulatory fluency, ensuring that businesses navigate entry and expansion requirements with confidence.

Thailand plays a strategic role in connecting CLMV (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam) markets through road, rail, and logistics corridors. Its growing digital economy and regional service centers also support expansion into Southeast Asia. We assist clients in positioning Thailand as part of a long-term ASEAN strategy—aligned with investment flows, labor access, and distribution logistics across the region.