Business Registration

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thairegistration.com — Department of busines development read more...

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Thailand Business Visa

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orientexpat.com — The visa process in Thailand is very complicated. The best way to find information is to ask the experts. The following is a conversation is between two members of our forum, about the Thai Non-B visa and is made available here for reference purposes... read more...

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Thailand visa from non immigrant B, multiple entry to tourist & long t

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chiangmailaw.com — Thailand Visa information read more...

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U.S.-Thai Treaty of Amity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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en.wikipedia.org — The U.S-Thai Treaty of Amity, formally known as the Treaty of Amity and Economic Relations, was signed at Bangkok on May 29, 1966. The treaty allows for American citizens and businesses incorporated in the U.S, or in Thailand to maintain a majority shareholding or to wholly own its company in Thailand, and thereby engage in business on the same basis as would a Thai national. These companies are also exempt from most of the restrictions on foreign investment imposed by the Foreign Business Act of 1999. The treaty in effect allows for an equality of benefits between the countries. American companies who wish to be covered by the Treaty of Amity should have a minimum of 50% American directors and a minimum of 51% of shares must be held by American citizens. Under the U.S.-Thai Treaty of Amity, Thailand restricts American investment only in the following fields of business:[1] read more...

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4 foreigners arrested in Pattaya paedophile crackdown

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nationmultimedia.com — Police have arrested four foreigners, including two British nationals, one German and a US citizen in a crackdown on sexual abuse of minors in Pattaya beach resort, police said Thursday. "There are foreign nationals and networks facilitating sexual abuse of minors in Thailand so we needed to crack down on the crime," said police Major-General Chaiwat Kaetworachai, commander of Thailand's Prevention of Crimes Against Women and Children police division. Chaiwat said the Pattaya clean-up, conducted from November 17 to Thursday, had been assisted by tip-offs from the UK-based Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOPC). read more...

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Children don't blame religion for crisis

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nationmultimedia.com — Children growing up in the deep South where an insurgency has been raging for years show symptoms of anxiety and stress, but do not blame religion as a cause of the unrest, a United Nations survey has found. "We are committed to raising awareness of the situation of these children and enabling them to tell their own story and to ensuring their voices are heard and their rights are respected," Tomoo Hozumi, the Thailand representative for the United Nations Children's Fund, said yesterday. The report called "Everyday Fears: Children's perceptions of living in the southern border area of Thailand" also showed this group of children's positive thinking, that none of them expressed a biased or negative view of other religions. read more...

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Thaksin's extradition possible if govt is serious to do so

published 1 year, 9 months ago, submitted by gregmax 1 year, 9 months ago

nationmultimedia.com — Ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra could be brought back to face justice in Thailand if the government is serious about doing so, said legal experts. Sak Kosaengruang, the former spokesman for the Asset Examination Committee, said authorities could ask Thai envoys posted overseas to help find Thaksin or could offer a bounty for the convicted expremier. Over the weekend, it was confirmed that the UK had already revoked visas for Thaksin and his wife Khunying Pojaman to reenter the UK where the couple earlier lived in exile. The whereabouts of Thaksin is not known, but Tej Bunnag, a former foreign minฌister, said yesterday that he believed Thaksin was currently in China. read more...

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Chamlong challenges PM to sue over controversial video clip

published 1 year, 9 months ago, submitted by babulin675 1 year, 9 months ago

nationmultimedia.com — Chamlong Srimuang, a leader of the People's Alliance for Democracy, challenged Tuesday Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat to file defamation suits against those whom the PM accused of editing a video clip to cause him damage. Somchai on Monday admitted he was the man in the video clip circulating on the Internet and posted on the Manager website, but claimed the video was edited with the intention of defaming him. "This is a serious issue because he is accused of using office time to hook up with a woman. For this type of allegation, leaders of other countries would have resigned, if they had been accused,'' Chamlong said. The video was shot by an unidentified cameraman between March 22 and 27 this year and was viewed more than 261,000 times in less than 24 hours after its posting on the Manager website. The 25minute clip consists of four parts featuring: first, the man who resembles Somchai, in a red Mercedes picking up a woman in her 20s, in front of a convenience store. The couple are shown having dinner at a restaurant serving southernstyle Thai food. read more...

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