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I would recommend that you call a few law firms in Bangkok regarding your Thai labour law case. Some firms such as ours (Siam Legal) will do these type of labour cases on a "no win no fee" type basis. However, this really depends on the facts of the case and the evidence you have available.
Dennis Ramm
Managing Partner
Could someone please help me. I am in need of a good lawyer concerning my contract with a private school in Min Buri. I am an American but also have Thai citizenship. Could anyone please help me. Preferably a law firm that offers free consulation and speaks English. Thank you very much!jame
u are welcome to send me info to me by PM.
thanks everybody for your kind help.
You'll find an English translation of Thai labour law if you follow this link: http://www.thailaws.com/
Then go to the Labour Office with someone who can help with translation. They are very helpful and will contact your employer on your behalf. If this fails, they will arrange a date for the labour court to hear your complaint.
I wouldn't bother with a lawyer for three reasons:
1) They don't care about the case as much as you
2) The labour court will appoint a lawyer to prepare your complaint for free
3) The labour office officer phoning the school is usually effective and will cost you nothing
If you are more specific about the complaint, I'm sure there's someone here who can help with a particular aspect of labour law.
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Normally when a stock drops like that there is news out about the company. You can find it yourself when you search in google for California WOW and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Always conduct your due diligence.
Dennis Ramm
Siam Legal International
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Thailand Legal Services - Forum Sponsor
We are currently looking for individuals who are interested in joining our Visa team either full time or part time for visa consulting. Duties include emailing clients and writing forum postings regarding our firm's visa & immigration services.
Requirements:
1. Must be a native English speaker with strong writing skills
2. Able to work in or report to the Bangkok office
3. Knowledge and demonstrated skill in Thai Visa & Immigration (foreign visa knowledge is a plus)
Can be a "work at home" position for the right person.
Please PM me demonstrating your Thai Visa & Immigration skills and we will reply with further details regarding the position.
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Bangkok Law Firm - Forum Sponsor
We are looking for individuals who are interesting in joining our IT team either full time or part time for web design work.
Requirements:
1. Must be a native English speaker
2. Able to work in or report to the Bangkok office
3. Knowledge of SEO skills
Please PM me for further details
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The part time Webmaster is responsible for new development and maintenance of existing web applications. In addition, the incumbent must implement and evaluate new web applications.
Candidates will be part of a dynamic and energetic IT Team.
Candidates will require the following skills:
* Ability to manage CMS driven websites;
* Ability to communicate with partners;
* At least two years experience of web application and web server administration;
* Working knowledge of Joomla CMS (experience with phpbb, moodle, wiki an advantage);
* Additional HTML, Perl Scripting, PHP and JavaScript experience an advantage;
* Database knowledge (MSSQL, MySQL);
* Understanding of both Linux and Microsoft environments (Apache IIS); and
* Understanding of Web environments (DNS, FTP, sFTP, Digital Certificates)
* Must be able to prioritise work schedule
* Must be deadline oriented.
If you want to be part of a dynamic expatriate team of IT professionals in Thailand forward your resume and samples of your work (URL's) via PM with your renumeration expectations. A telecommute position may be offered to the right candidate.
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Property Development: Profit from a Property Stimulus Package
The property development sector in Thailand has certainly seen its fair share of ups and downs. Like all businesses, it is quite dependent on the whims of market forces and other prevailing economic conditions. However, despite these fluctuations, in the past decade we have seen property development making steady progress and it has consistently triumphed over all the challenges if faces. This has been fueled largely by two factors. The first being the rise in income levels of local Thais and the emergence of a sizeable middle-class group in the country. The second is due to the increase of international interest in the high-end luxury accommodation market, particularly in popular resort areas such as Phuket, Hua Hin, Pattaya and Koh Samui. These places have long been popular for its natural beauty and in its ability to attract thousands of tourists each year.
Despite this, over the past year or so, confidence in the property sector diminished slightly due to the well-known military coup which ousted the former Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra into a self-imposed exile. During the interim government’s tenure, we saw many prospective developers and buyers alike adopting a ‘wait and see’ approach although the market remained relatively strong. That wait is now finally over and although it is still early days, property professionals are confident that having a democratically elected government will benefit the sector greatly.
New Economic Stimulus Package
Indeed in early March, the Thai government approved a series of economic stimulus packages which will, among others, reduce some of the key taxes for property developers and their buyers. The Thai cabinet outlined the three main goals in introducing this package. They are, namely, to:
1. Increase the income of Thai citizens;
2. Promote and support the growth of SME businesses and;
3. Stimulate investment in the country and to enhance its competitiveness.
How This Affects Property Developers
There are a number of measures introduced by the cabinet, however, only a handful have direct relevance to property developers. The first is the reduction of the Specific Business Tax (SBT) from 3% to 0.1% for transactions which are made within the year after the package is enacted into the Royal Gazette. This is expected to be in April 2008. This is good news for property developers in Thailand as this is often a cost which they have to absorb in every transaction. Indeed the reduction will only be for one year so its main aim is to create a short term boost to the property sector. For large scale developers, this will inevitably help their bottom line depending on their backlog of properties due for transfer up until the first quarter of 2009. Smaller developers who concentrate on smaller projects such as low-rise developments or small scale housing projects could also benefit as they are often more flexible and able to acquire, develop and sell a project within one year.
Reduction of Transfer Fee
The property stimulus package has also reduced the transfer fee for property transactions from 2% to 0.01%. This is a large reduction and is likely to have the most impact compared to the other measures. This is significant as this will benefit both the property developer and property buyer alike as this cost is often shared between parties. This reduction will also boost the property sector as buyers will be keen on buying in order to take advantage of this.
Reduction in Corporate Tax for SMEs, Public Companies and IPOs in MAI and SET Markets
Some smaller property developers may also benefit from this stimulus package in another way. Small to medium size companies with a paid-up capital of five million Baht or less are exempted from corporate tax on the first 150,000 Baht of their net profits. This should help smaller property developers but probably would not have much effect on larger companies.
Newly listed property development companies or companies which are currently requesting for an IPO will have their corporate tax reduced from 30% to 20% for their first three years if they are listed in the MAI market. For those who are listed on the SET, this reduction will be from 30% to 25%. The reductions in the foregoing will only apply to companies seeking an IPO in 2008 and listed by 2009. Currently listed companies on the MAI and the SET will have their corporate tax reduced to 20% for its first 20 million Baht in net earnings and 25% for the first 300 million Baht in net earnings respectively.
Increase in Salary Base for Income Tax Exemption
Another fiscal measure which may benefit property developers and the economy as a whole is the raising of the base salary for which income tax is exempted from 8,300 Baht per month to 12,500 Baht per month. This measure may help boost the property market further by increasing low-income homebuyer’s ability to purchase property and therefore should benefit low-cost housing developers in general.
Final Word
So what does all this mean to the property development sector in Thailand? It is certainly a good sign and it shows the government’s commitment in the growth of property as the mainstay of its key economic policies. However, as is the nature of stimulus packages, it is a short term measure and property developers have to take this in mind if they wish to take full advantage of it. There are a number of things which may affect this. The major factor is timing. Developers must have the ability to execute a project from procurement to transfer within one year. For existing developments, success will mainly be dependent on the size of the current backlog of customers which are awaiting transfer. Depending on physical phases and contractual obligations, developers may also wish to complete any of the existing transfers by the first quarter of 2009. For new developers in the early and planning stages, it may be useful to consider smaller projects which can be completed and transferred within one year. Low-rise or exclusive housing estates may be ideal in these cases. Whatever the project may be, this stimulus is certain to help all property developers throughout the country. The extent to which they are successful may vary depending on circumstances. However, with good time management and planning, every property development should be set for further gains.
By Kert Stavorn
Kert Stavorn is a senior legal consultant for Siam Legal International. Kert’s practice primarily focuses on real estate, construction and corporate matters.
(Submitted to the Phuket Gazette for publication 08 March 2008)
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You must be physically located in the country in which you are applying for the Thai Visa, this is the policy of the Thai Embassy or Consulate who will process the visa application.
Note the policy of the Thai Consulate in Hull UK:
In all cases the applicant must be residing in the UK at the time of their application
http://www.thaiconsul-uk.com/pdfs/Ac%20%20...Visa%20Pack.pdf
Siam Legal will verify the visa applicant's current location and purpose of stay in order to ensure they meet the requirements for Thai Visa processing. We will not process a visa application in which the person requests to post or mail the passport from Thailand to a Thai Embassy or Consulate overseas. The person who is applying must be in that country at the time of application.
If you have any specific questions about our visa services, we would be most happy to answer your enquiry.
Dennis Ramm
Managing Partner
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SEO SPECIALIST - URGENTLY REQUIRED !!!
"Siam International Legal Group" is Thailand's LARGEST legal service network. Our firm has offices in Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Hua Hin, Pattaya, and Saumi. International offices in London, Las Vegas and Denver. The firm specializes in Visa & Immigration, Company Registration, Property Law, Marriage & Divorce, Visa and Business Legal Services, is urgently looking for qualified personnel to join our fast growing team:
Qualifications:
- Foreign Nationality
- Bachelor's degree or higher from reputable educational institutions with excellent academic background
- Minimum of one (1) year experience practicing in SEO
- Good computer and typing skills in English
- Competent, high responsibility and self-motivation
- Strong Leadership
- Location: Bangkok
- Assignment: SEO responsibilites and liaison with graphics, programming, web design staff
Full time, part time or freelance position available with work permit & visa. Must be in Bangkok in order to attend weekly planning meetings.
Interested candidates are invited to write in with full resume, stating present and expected salaries, desired office location for working and enclosing a recent photograph to the address below.
Human Resources
SIAM LEGAL (THAILAND) CO., LTD.
25th Floor, Times Square Building
246 Sukhumvit Road Klongtoey
Bangkok Thailand 10110
Tel. 02-253-8100 Fax. 02-253-8010
PM for more details or to apply
Website: www.siam-legal.com
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FOREIGN LAWYER - URGENTLY REQUIRED !!!
"Siam International Legal Group" is Thailand's LARGEST legal service network. Our firm has offices in Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Hua Hin, Pattaya, and Saumi. International offices in London, Las Vegas and Denver. The firm specializes in Visa & Immigration, Company Registration, Property Law, Marriage & Divorce, Visa and Business Legal Services, is urgently looking for qualified personnel to join our fast growing team:
Qualifications:
- Foreign Nationality
- Bachelor's degree or higher in Law from reputable educational institutions with excellent academic background
- Minimum of one (1) year experience practicing in Law Office
- Good computer and typing skills in English
- Competent, high responsibility and self-motivation
- Strong Leadership
- Location: Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Hua Hin and Samui offices
- Assignment: Advisor with Thai lawyers for Corporate, Contracts, Property and Family Law practice.
Full or part time position available with work permit & visa.
Interested candidates are invited to write in with full resume, stating present and expected salaries, desired office location for working and enclosing a recent photograph to the address below.
Human Resources
SIAM LEGAL (THAILAND) CO., LTD.
25th Floor, Times Square Building
246 Sukhumvit Road Klongtoey
Bangkok Thailand 10110
Tel. 02-253-8100 Fax. 02-253-8010
PM for details or to apply
Website: www.siam-legal.com
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Permanent Residence Status in Thailand
Every year many foreigners and investors contemplate submitting an application for permanent residence in Thailand. However, the question is, do they comply with the required criteria for eligibility? What are the actual requirements and most importantly how long does the whole process take before approval is given? The annual quota for granting permanent residency in Thailand currently stands at a maximum of 100 persons per nationality. In the last cycle of approved applicants, only 196 passed the approval process under the quota system. The Interior Minister responsible for issuing the announcement each year notifies the applicants that the quota is open for submission, from October 2007 to the end of December. The Immigration Bureau is the government agency responsible for handling all procedures and applications for permanent residency in Thailand. This year's process will be most arduous for the paperwork preparation since the tax and company documents will need a verification signature of the person who prepared the documents.
There are a number of areas where an applicant may satisfy the requirement for this status. The most common method of obtaining permanent residency permit is by the following:
• A potential applicant must have received permission for a non-immigrant visa for at least three consecutive years prior to the submission of an application for permanent residency. Holders of multiple non-Immigrant visas do not qualify. You must have 3 straight yearly extensions in order to qualify.
• An applicant must be holding a non-immigrant visa at the time of submitting an application.
There are other categories by which a permanent residency may be obtained. These are based on an individual’s personal qualifications as outlined below:
1. Investment category (minimum of 10 million baht being invested in Thailand)
2. Working/Business
3. Support of a family or for humanity reasons: The applicant must have a close relationship with a Thai National or a Non-Thai National that has permanent residence status either as:
- A legal husband/wife;
- A legal mother/father; or
- An unmarried child who is under 20 years of age up to
the submission date of application.
4. Expert Category
For an applicant to apply under the Expert Category, they must provide the
following documentation:
i. Graduated from a University with at least a Bachelor Degree, and provide a
special service/ability to the Thai authorities.
ii. Supported by the authority concerned, and be officially certified.
iii. Certifying letter from the authority concerned confirming the applicant’s
service, and their position up to the date of submission.
Procedures on Submission of Application
All applications are submitted for consideration by the Immigration Commission which has representatives from the Interior Ministry, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Royal Thai Police Headquarters, the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, the Supreme Attorney, the Board of Investment, the Security State Council, the Immigration Bureau with the final approval by the Interior Minister. For the final approval for a permanent residence application, the Immigration Commission will take into consideration, among others, the applicants’ qualifications, income, assets, knowledge, professional expertise, relationships with any Thai citizens, national security, character, health, understanding of Thai language and other considerations deemed appropriate by government policies.
The immigration officers will normally grant the applicant a 180 day extension of stay on the date of the applicant’s submission and the next extension will be granted for an additional 180 days until the final approval has been given. During the initial process, the applicant will receive an appointment card stating the interview date and time with immigration. The interview will consist of a verbal and written test in the Thai language.
All applicants over the age of 14 must undergo a criminal record check. This consists of the following:
- Their fingerprint sheets are sent to the Criminal Records Division for
the criminal record check in Thailand
- Their passports undergo a blacklist check to verify whether the applicant is
a “prohibited person” according to the regulations as stated by the Immigration Commission.
- The applicants are checked by Immigration as to whether they are classed
as “wanted” by Interpol.
Fees for Permanent Residency
A non-refundable application fee for a residence permit is 7,600 baht. Upon approval of a residence permit a further payment of 191,400 baht is payable. For foreign nationals who are married to Thai citizens, this fee is only 95,700 baht.
Submission Period
Applicants can only submit their application once a year. Normally, the opening date for the applications is in October or November. However, we recommend applicants to begin preparation at least 3-4 months prior to the deadline, as at times; the collation of various documents may be substantial. Once the date is announced, applications can be submitted until the last working day of the year, which in this case is the 31st December 2007).
The results will be announced by the Immigration Commission in May 2008 and the residence permits will be issued to successful applicants in December 2008.
What Happens After?
Once approved, the successful applicant will receive what is often coined a blue book. The foreign resident must then register their place of residence in Thailand at the local Municipal Office and obtain a house card. Seven days after receipt of the residence certificate you then apply for an alien book or a red book at your local police station.
It should be noted that the Residency Permit never expires unless it has been revoked. If the residence permit holder decides to leave the country and return, the permit holder must apply for a re-entry permit which is endorsed in their passport. This can be easily obtained at the permit holder’s local immigration office.
Also, as a permit holder, you must present yourself at the police station covering the area where you are resident once every five years to receive a stamp in your permit book.
Advantages
Applying for a permanent residency appears to be a costly and time-consuming process. It is therefore fitting to ask what the distinct advantages of getting one are. There are, in fact, various advantages to holding a permanent resident status in Thailand. These include, among others, the following:
1. It allows the permanent residence holder to live permanently in Thailand, with no requirement to apply for an extension of stay at immigration each year.
2. The permanent residence holder also receives an alien registration book and number, which is equal or similar to that of a Thai Identification Card.
3. A permanent resident holder can have their name included on a house registration book (tabien baan).
4. The permanent residence holder will still need to obtain a work permit to work in Thailand, but the requirements are much less stringent.
5. The holder can purchase a condominium without the need to transfer money from abroad;
6. Apply for Thai Citizenship after 5 consecutive years as a permanent residence holder.
7. Their children born in Thailand can apply for Thai Citizenship.
8. The permanent residence holder can become a director of a Thai public company.
(e) They can apply for an extension of stay or permanent residence for non-Thai family members.
Having permanent residency status in Thailand may not be for everyone. However, for those who are eligible, the time and effort in obtaining one can be a priceless investment for the future. To obtain permanent residency comes with it a desire to embrace the very core of Thailand and its way of life. For those who have made Thailand their home away from home, this is especially important as it helps to strengthen their connection to a country with a culture and lifestyle in which they wish to play an integral role. The advantages, therefore, it seems are both tangible and intangible.
Siam Legal offers the service to professionally prepare the PR application for submission to the Immigration Bureau. You can review the information at this link.
Dennis P. Ramm
Siam International Legal Group
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FOREIGN LAWYER - URGENTLY REQUIRED !!!
"Siam International Legal Group" is Thailand's LARGEST legal service network. Our firm has offices in Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Hua Hin, Pattaya, and Saumi. International offices in London, Las Vegas and Denver. The firm specializes in Visa & Immigration, Company Registration, Property Law, Marriage & Divorce, Visa and Business Legal Services, is urgently looking for qualified personnel to join our fast growing team:
Qualifications:
- Foreign Nationality
- Bachelor's degree or higher in Law from reputable educational institutions with excellent academic background
- Minimum of one (1) year experience practicing in Law Office
- Good computer and typing skills in English
- Competent, high responsibility and self-motivation
- Strong Leadership
- Location: Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Hua Hin and Samui offices
- Assignment: Advisor with Thai lawyers for Corporate, Contracts, Property and Family Law practice.
Full or part time position available with work permit & visa.
Interested candidates are invited to write in with full resume, stating present and expected salaries, desired office location for working and enclosing a recent photograph to the address below.
Human Resources
SIAM INTERNATIONAL LEGAL GROUP CO., LTD.
45 Sukhumvit Road Soi 24 Klongtoey
Bangkok Thailand 10110
Tel. 02-661-1362 Fax. 02-661-1361
E-mail : [email protected]
Website: www.siam-legal.com
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We were able to contact the Thai Consulate in Peneng Malaysia late in the day regarding the business visa applications. They will be following the more restrictive guidelines as well. In addition, they advised us that their Consulate NO longer will issue DOUBLE entry tourist visas.
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Now that the visa requirements are scheduled to be more restrictive inside Thailand starting October 1, we are beginning to see the changes in the regional Thai Embassies and Consulates for business visa application requirements.
We sent our client to the Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with the proper documents to apply for a non-immigrant business visa for 90 days. Now the Thai Embassy in KL is requiring a certified copy of the business registration documents for his Thai Limited Company BEFORE issuing the business visa. We are in the process of setting up his Thai company for him in Bangkok. Previously, we had provided our own company documents as the sponsor for securing the non-immigrant business visa for 90 days. Typically, the client will go outside to Malaysia to obtain a non-immigrant business visa (if they don't already have one) in order to apply for the work permit.
Our staff made calls today to the Thai Embassies in KL, Phnom Penh (Cambodia) and Vientiane (Lao), and the Thai Consulate in Hong Kong. The visa officers in each Embassy/Consulate verified that the Managing Director of that company must be the person signing the "guarantee" letter requesting the visa, a detailed description of job in that company and that all company documents (every last one of them) must be included with the application. This is a significant change and more restrictive from the previous requirements. By the way, we attempted to contact the Thai Consulate in Peneng but the telephone was engaged all day long. Remember that the information given out by the visa officer at one particular Thai Embassy or Consulate can vary greatly from another.
If you are interested in starting a business in Thailand it is still possible to obtain the non-immigrant business visa in a nearby Thai Embassy/Consulate, however, the company must be registered first and the Thai visa application comes after. Our ability to assist our Thai visa clients in USA and UK is unaffected by these new stricter guidelines so I highly recommend applying for your Thai Visa in your home country. Don’t leave home without it!
Dennis Ramm
www.siam-legal.com
Interesting note: We counted the telephone calls to our 7 offices (Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Samui, Hua Hin, Pattaya, and Jomtien) on Wednesday this week. We received 179 calls asking about the new visa regulations.
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Establishing a school in Thailand is not an easy process. Each officer who inspects the facility for issuing the license can interpret the rules from a different point of view. Our firm has experience in successfully obtaining such licenses in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket. Last week, our Phuket lawyer sat with the licensing officer for 1/2 day reviewing the process for our client. Sure, any law firm can set up a Thai Limited Company for you to hold ownership of the school. However, few have the experience and long standing relationship with the governmental officials involved in the licensing process. The chairman of board for our firm, Mr. Chatt Kuldiloke has over 35 years of experience with the Royal Thai Police. He retired recently at the rank of Police Lt. General commanding the Central Investigations Bureau. In addition, our director Mr. Alongkot Samchaleorn, served his last assignment for 8 years as Deputy Commander of the Immigration Bureau Headquarters before his retirement. He now oversees our firm’s Visa & Immigration Services. His knowledge and experience has help hundreds of clients applying for visas, extension of stay, Permanent Residence and Thai Citizenship.
If you want to use a law firm just to fill out the company registration paperwork at the "lowest" price, there are many good firms who will file these documents correctly. However, if you really want to do business in Thailand without all the headaches, and your time is important to you, select a good law firm with a proven relationship with Thai government officials. They will guide you to a successful outcome in a timely fashion and most likely it will be less expensive in the long term.
Siam International Legal Group
www.siam-legal.com
02.661.1362
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Anyone wishing to have a copy of the report can send an email to [email protected] or visit our expanded property webpage:
Siam Legal: Free Property Report
Siam International Legal Group
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Our link is now working for the Free Report. Sorry for the difficulty anyone may have experienced.
You can contact our Property Lawyers directly at the email below or give us a call if you have any specific questions regarding purchasing land or condo in Thailand. We do receive a large volume of emails each day, however we will try our best to answer your email as best we can. And yes we are looking for a new web designer.
Bangkok (66) 2 661-1362
London 0207 101 9301
Las Vegas 1-877-252-8831
Phuket 076-345-277
Chiang Mai 053-807070
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Our link is now working for the Free Report. Sorry for the difficulty anyone may have experienced.
You can contact our Property Lawyers directly at the email below if you have any specific questions regarding purchasing land or condo in Thailand. And yes we are looking for a new web designer.
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Siam International Legal Group, Thailand's LARGEST legal service network is offering a free report on "How to Buy and Sell Land in Thailand."
The report covers topics such as The Process to Buy Land, The Process to Buy Condo, Property Taxes in Thailand, Examples of Tax Calulations, Frequently Asked Questions, and Ten Common Problems with Buying Land in Thailand.
Foreigners are also advised that now they can finance up to 70 percent of the value of their property purchase using the Bangkok Bank, Singapore Branch. The term of the loan is up to ten years.
To receive the free report, visit our website at:
Siam International Legal Group
Bangkok - London - Las Vegas - Phuket - Chiang Mai
[email protected] 24 hour LIVE CHAT
45 Sukhumvit Soi 24
BTS Phrom Phong
Bangkok (66) 2 661-1362
London 0207 101 9301
Las Vegas 1-877-252-8831
Phuket 076-345-277
Chiang Mai 053-807070
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Siam International Legal Group, Thailand's LARGEST legal service network is offering a free report on "How to Buy and Sell Land in Thailand."
The report covers topics such as The Process to Buy Land, The Process to Buy Condo, Property Taxes in Thailand, Examples of Tax Calculations, Frequently Asked Questions, and Ten Common Problems with Buying Land in Thailand.
Foreigners are also advised that now they can finance up to 70 percent of the value of their property purchase using the Bangkok Bank, Singapore Branch. The term of the loan is up to ten years.
To receive the free report, visit our website at:
Buying Land or Condo - Free Property Report
Siam International Legal Group
Bangkok - London - Las Vegas - Phuket - Chiang Mai
[email protected] 24 hour LIVE CHAT
45 Sukhumvit Soi 24
BTS Phrom Phong
Bangkok (66) 2 661-1362
London 0207 101 9301
Las Vegas 1-877-252-8831
Phuket 076-345-277
Chiang Mai 053-807070
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Siam International Legal Group can assist you in obtaining a one-year non-immigrant visa or register your Thai Limited Company. See the details on the links below:
http://www.siam-legal.com/generalvisa_general.html
http://www.siam-legal.com/comreg.html
Dennis Ramm
Siam International Legal Group
www.siam-legal.com
Email: [email protected]
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Job Opening: Web Design Manager
Siam International Legal Group is a leading legal firm specializing in Visa & Immigration, Company Registration, Property Law, Marriage & Divorce, and Business Legal Services, is urgently looking for qualified personnel to join our fast growing team:
Description:
- Conceptualize, create and maintain multiple web sites
- Shopping Cart creation and maintenance
- Banner ad graphic design
- Graphic design of online newsletters and other online promotional material
- Design interactive Flash front ends for CD-ROMs
- Optimize web sites and blogs for various search engines (Google, Overture, etc)
- Graphical design of advertisements and multimedia
- Network System Maintenance
Qualifications:
- Bachelor Degree or Masters Degree in Computer Science or related fields.
- Minimum 5 years experience in IT (Software, Design, Hardware and Network)
- Knowledge and skill in Database management i.e. SQL, Crystal report,Visual Basic and Navision is an advantage
Special Note:
This position is open to foreign national candidates. Foreign national candidates are encouraged to apply. Our firm will provide work permit and visa immediately upon acceptance. Salary is negotiable. Profit sharing package available for the right candidate.
Qualified candidates are invited to apply directly or email or send your application with detailed resume, recent photo, and expected salary as soon as possible to:
Human Resources
SIAM INTERNATIONAL LEGAL GROUP CO., LTD.
45 Sukhumvit Road, Soi 24, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Tel. 662-661-1362 Fax. 662-661-1361
Website: http://www.siam-legal.com
Email: [email protected]
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For the Non-Immigrant B visa, Penang issues 90 day single entry. For holders of a work permit, the Consulate may issue 1 year multiple entry. It is depends if your company paperwork and financials are in order. No three year visa is issued. Call the Consulate yourself and check. They will tell you it's not possible.
Alongkot
Siam International Legal Group
www.siam-legal.com
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It can be difficult to locate an IT professional in Thailand who can communicate with you effectively. I know how frustrated you must feel. Siam International Legal Group provides IT Services with our English speaking IT staff. Our IT professionals are highly qualified. They hold advanced degrees in computer science and the latest IT certifications, including MCSD.net, MCP etc. They also have extensive experience in the design and development of software. Here are a few areas of services we provide:
Web Design and Development
Search Engine Optimization
Database Driven web sites and web applications.
Content Management Systems and Portal Systems
Intranet Design and Development
Ecommerce - Paypal, Other International and Thai Payment Gateways (Accept payment in Thai Bahts)
Custom software Development
Client Server Application Development
Distributed Application Development
Microsoft.Net Development
System Designing and Networking - Local Area Networks.
Information Security
Vulnerability testing/Ethical Hacks
Managed Security Services like patch management, firewall management, anti virus management etc.
Alongkot
Siam International Legal Group
www.siam-legal.com
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I can tell that that nothing has changed for us. We have always complied with the 2 million baht registered capital per work permit . We applied for a work permit yesterday and nothing has changed from one week ago or one month ago. Same same.
Alongkot
Siam International Legal Group
www.siam-legal.com
Urgent: Divorce Lawyer Wanted
in Bangkok
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If you need a Thailand Divorce Lawyer you can give our law office a call at Siam Legal 02-253-8100. We are a forum sponsor and provide a free consultation by phone or in person.