Your Thailand Business Setup Assistant

Most Expats Burn Months Figuring Out What a Local Could Tell Them in an Hour

Starting a business in Thailand means navigating the Foreign Business Act, finding a registered office, hiring local staff who actually show up, and dealing with paperwork in a language you don't speak. The difference between a BOI company and a standard Thai LLC matters, and most of the advice online is from people who did it five years ago under different rules.

Even if you already have a business running, the day to day operations involve Thai accounting standards, employment law, tax filings, and communication with government offices that don't have English language services.

How Pim Helps

Your assistant helps you find office space, co working setups, and registered addresses. They connect you with reliable local staff, translators, and accountants who work with foreign owned businesses. For business registration, legal structure, and BOI applications, Pim coordinates with licensed professionals who handle the filings correctly the first time.

Your Options

Remote Task (฿1,200) — Your assistant researches office options, explains business structures, or connects you with accountants and service providers for your type of business. Delivered within 24 hours.

In-Person Assist, ~4 Hours (฿3,500) — Your assistant takes you to view office spaces, co working setups, or accompanies you to meetings with Thai service providers and translates.

In-Person Assist, Full Day (฿6,000) — Full day of business setup logistics. Office viewings, meetings with accountants, bank account setup, and getting your operations ready to launch.