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Working in Thailand: The four Thai employees requirement

Work Permits Requirements - Update In France we have this joke of a Prime Minister giving a speech to restore confidence and saying: " Last year we were on the brink of a cliff but I'm proud to tell you all that we have made a big step forward ".

Living in Thailand: What is the Visa Exemption?

What is the Visa Exemption? Pursuant to Thai Immigration Law; any foreign citizen who wishes to enter the Kingdom of Thailand is in principle required to obtain a Visa from a Royal Thai Embassy or a Royal Thai Consulate-General prior to entering Thailand.

Thailand: Frequently Asked Question: What is the blacklist?

The infamous blacklist There are a lot of lists most of us dreamt to be on (fortune list, most influent people, most eligible bachelor and so on….) but there is one you definitively don’t want to be on, Thailand immigration blacklist. Note: I would be unfair to Thailand if I did not state that Thailand is not the only country with an immigration blacklist. All countries have one.

Working In Thailand: Thai Visas: Visas B one year extension

Extending a Non Immigrant Visa B for one year A foreign investor conducting a business in Thailand or working for a Thai company may if all conditions and documentary requirements are fulfilled file an application and obtain a one year visa.

Living in Thailand: Thai Visas: The Tourist Visa

Introduction to the Tourist Visa What is the Tourist Visa? Foreign investors who wish to come into Thailand for tourism purpose may either chose to come under the regime of Visa Exemption (providing that they are national from one of the countries that benefit from this exemption) or they may also apply and obtain for a Tourist Visa with a Royal Thai Embassy.

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Receive the handout of my latest conference

October 30 2009 Categories: What's Up at DBT No comments yet

Dear Readers

As you already know I gave a speech on Laws and Regulations Related to Transnational Real Estate Investment at a conference. If any reader is interested to receive the soft copy of my Power Point Presentation please fill the contact form or send me a request by email at contact@renephilippe.com

Regards

Rene-Philippe

Speach on Trans-national Real Estate Investment

October 20 2009 Categories: What's Up at DBT No comments yet

Dear Readers, I will be given a speech on Wednesday 28 2009 at 15:15 pm at Arnoma Hotel Bangkok on “Laws and Regulations Related to Trans-national Real Estate Investment” during “The 4^th CERTIFIED INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY EXPERT (CIPE)” workshop organised by the Thai Appraisal Fundation. To register please follow this link:

http://www.thaiappraisal.org/english/international/cipe.php

Yours Sincerely Rene Philippe

Doing Business in Thailand: 100 posts milestone

October 7 2009 Categories: Thailand Business, What's Up at DBT No comments yet

www.DoingBusinessThailand.Com has been up and running for 2 months now and I posted today my “post number 100″. I must say that I did not realize what I was getting into when I started this blog. Especially I did not realize the discipline needed to make one post a day but I’m starting to get used to it.

Doing Business in Thailand

Working in Thailand: The four Thai employees requirement

Living in Thailand: What is the Visa Exemption?

Thailand: Frequently Asked Question: What is the blacklist?

Working In Thailand: Thai Visas: Visas B one year extension

Living in Thailand: Thai Visas: The Tourist Visa

Receive the handout of my latest conference

Speach on Trans-national Real Estate Investment

Doing Business in Thailand: 100 posts milestone

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