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Tiny strands of white sand that dot the pathway; sumptuous food only fit for a king; warm and hospitable netizens abound; Truly these are just a few of the perks a traveler gets as he alights on the golden land of Thailand. There is certainly a luster in this place that captivates people; the fertile lands that dot the country are priceless. Thailand is a place where international pop culture and the serene practice of Buddhism mesh together, forming a spectacle that is truly invigorating and energizing, enough to make those wanderlust hormones go frantic. Thailand's warm climate is exceptional; wear off the heat in astounding beaches, lined with soft, powdery sand and filled with crystal clear water. The tropical climate would make one ecstatic to dip into Thailand's idyllic waters. As one tired yet fulfilled traveler, it is must that one fills his insides with sumptuous and delectable food. Thai food is enough to suffice any growling, hungry stomach. Thai food is known …

All businesses in Thailand are on one of the three business lists put forward by the Thai government. It is advisable to check which list your business category is a part of, before you decide to move business operations to Thailand. If your business is on List 1, you will not be allowed to set up your business in Thailand as these businesses can only be run by locals. For businesses that are on the second list, all that you will need to start running your business on Thai soil is an approval from the Thai Minister of Commerce and the Thai Cabinet. Businesses on List 3 will need to get the permission of the Director-General of the Department of Business Development, along with approval from the Foreign Business committee. Based on which country you come from, you may need a certain visa or entry pass. For example, as per Thai immigration laws, there are forty one countries whose residents are allowed to stay in Thailand for a month, without a visa. Lists of eligible count…

If you are shipping cargo to Thailand, there is some required documentation for international cargo shipping to Thailand you should have in order. This includes the following:   Passport (original) Non-immigrant Visa or Resident Visa valid for at least one year Work Permit (original) or copy of Board of Investment (B.O.I.) Letter (to Customs) valid for one year   It is helpful if you are able to coordinate the arrival of your cargo shipment to Thailand with the issuing of your Work Permit in order to facilitate duty-free entry. When you are shipping cargo to Thailand, you also need to provide a detailed inventory of the items that you are shipping. You'll want to include at least two copies of your inventory, easily readable and written in English. The information that you should plan to have on your shipping inventory to Thailand includes the following:   Manner of packing (carton, wrapped, crated, etc.) For all electrical appliances…