thelongshoot Posted May 27, 2013 Share Posted May 27, 2013 Hello. Title says it all really. I need a lawyer to help me form a company in Hua Hin. The company in question will be a small call center employing a handful of Brits in office space so I guess I need a lawyer who is wise to the various tricks and angles required to meet to the whole work permit issue for Ferang staff. Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PattayaPhom Posted May 27, 2013 Share Posted May 27, 2013 Hua Hin....the hub of call centers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ciocco Posted May 27, 2013 Share Posted May 27, 2013 Also take a thought on BOI (Board of Investment) facilities... a lot of privileges as reduced taxes, duty free foreigner employment and so on... It require an investmente (but you can do it in about 2 years)... Just i have no idea if possible for a call center... It worth to reach informations. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TenDreams Posted May 27, 2013 Share Posted May 27, 2013 Talk to Jane at Chavalit & Partners (British lawyer been in Hua Hin for yonks), not sure if company formation is her specialty, but if it isn't she will say so and won't waste your time. If it is, you are in very good hands. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
swissie Posted May 27, 2013 Share Posted May 27, 2013 Hua Hin....the hub of call centers An other one that will bite the dust. Just let it roll. Advice is pointless. Cheers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thelongshoot Posted May 27, 2013 Author Share Posted May 27, 2013 Also take a thought on BOI (Board of Investment) facilities... a lot of privileges as reduced taxes, duty free foreigner employment and so on... It require an investmente (but you can do it in about 2 years)... Just i have no idea if possible for a call center... It worth to reach informations. Thanks, that is something that I had considered but in truth, know little about so I will need consultation on this with the lawyer I guess. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thelongshoot Posted May 27, 2013 Author Share Posted May 27, 2013 Talk to Jane at Chavalit & Partners (British lawyer been in Hua Hin for yonks), not sure if company formation is her specialty, but if it isn't she will say so and won't waste your time. If it is, you are in very good hands. Indeed I will, thats very much appreciated thank you. I will call her on Tuesday and hopefull set up a meeting. Thanks again. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thelongshoot Posted May 27, 2013 Author Share Posted May 27, 2013 Hua Hin....the hub of call centers An other one that will bite the dust. Just let it roll. Advice is pointless. Cheers. With such a negative attitude delivered by one of life's defeated (Im presuming) I very much appreciate that you are unable to offer advice. It would have no value. Knowing nothing about the call centre, the person driving the business or his/her background, the service/product at the heart of it OR where the hell the calls are actualy going to and to whom, you are convinced of failure. Incredible. I know of only one or two international ferang run call centres's in Hua Hin. Im intrigued to know of the huge number of failures you refer to. Please elaborate. I Guess my 10 years in Thailand running an extremely successful business with hearty revenues must have been a complete and utter fluke. What a twit you are sir. Jump back into your Chang Beer and continue to hold nothing but contempt for the rest of us who make an effort in life. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PattayaPhom Posted May 28, 2013 Share Posted May 28, 2013 Hua Hin....the hub of call centers An other one that will bite the dust. Just let it roll. Advice is pointless. Cheers. With such a negative attitude delivered by one of life's defeated (Im presuming) I very much appreciate that you are unable to offer advice. It would have no value. Knowing nothing about the call centre, the person driving the business or his/her background, the service/product at the heart of it OR where the hell the calls are actualy going to and to whom, you are convinced of failure. Incredible. I know of only one or two international ferang run call centres's in Hua Hin. Im intrigued to know of the huge number of failures you refer to. Please elaborate. I Guess my 10 years in Thailand running an extremely successful business with hearty revenues must have been a complete and utter fluke. What a twit you are sir. Jump back into your Chang Beer and continue to hold nothing but contempt for the rest of us who make an effort in life. All the news points to the call centers doing quite well, hence the remark "hub of call centers"..good luck with your venture Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
swissie Posted May 29, 2013 Share Posted May 29, 2013 Hua Hin....the hub of call centers An other one that will bite the dust. Just let it roll. Advice is pointless. Cheers. With such a negative attitude delivered by one of life's defeated (Im presuming) I very much appreciate that you are unable to offer advice. It would have no value. Knowing nothing about the call centre, the person driving the business or his/her background, the service/product at the heart of it OR where the hell the calls are actualy going to and to whom, you are convinced of failure. Incredible. I know of only one or two international ferang run call centres's in Hua Hin. Im intrigued to know of the huge number of failures you refer to. Please elaborate. I Guess my 10 years in Thailand running an extremely successful business with hearty revenues must have been a complete and utter fluke. What a twit you are sir. Jump back into your Chang Beer and continue to hold nothing but contempt for the rest of us who make an effort in life. My dear longhsoot. If you would have been in Thailand, running a successful business for 10 years, you would not have to ask for any "Start-up-business-lawyers". You would already know where to go! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Newly formed call-centers are being scrutinized by Thai-Authorities far as their product is concerned. As far as I understand, you want to sell to Farangs (hiring Brits). Selling what to Farangs? Is it condominiums, international health-insurance or are you in the posession of mobile numbers and sending out SMS claiming "you have won 650'000 pounds in the UK-Lottery"? A call center in Hua-Hin: Most Fangs in Hua-Hin can be considered "wealthy". Will be hard to find english speaking staff, willing to work for 20'000 Bht a month. But nevertheless, you can always PM me, if you think you have a viable (legal) call-center concept on hand. Otherwise, keep us all posted and share your success-story as time and the project unfolds. Cheers. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jbrain Posted May 29, 2013 Share Posted May 29, 2013 I don't know about lawyers, but I know Home pro has waterheaters (boilers) in promotion . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
swissie Posted May 29, 2013 Share Posted May 29, 2013 I don't know about lawyers, but I know Home pro has waterheaters (boilers) in promotion . Waterheaters, boilers? How about "Boiler-Room-Operation", like in the old days! Cheers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thelongshoot Posted May 29, 2013 Author Share Posted May 29, 2013 I have been running a small butvery profitable company for 10 years working remotely, based out of Thailand. The business I have had success with has nothing to do with Thailand,other than I run it from here. That’s not uncommon in this day and ageand I should say that my experience is Telecoms related and does not involve anythingeven slightly sinister. The Call Centre I plan to launch is servicerelated, targeting Brits in the UK and is a fairly recent, but common businessmodel employed by many call centers in the UK right now and I need staff foroutbound and inbound calls. Owing tothis, I need a call center. Owing tothat, I need a company. Owing to my loveof Thailand and reticence to ever return to the UK, I would like to do so here. The business that I have been runningfor 10 years has staff (albeit only a couple) in the UK and with this newventure, I want British staff based here. It’s a simple as that. I have never had any reason to seek a lawyerhere and I genuinely, and foolishly just expected a couple of referral posts. I appreciate your feedback but I must go on to say that this forum bewilders me. It’s so hard to ask a simple question and receive a relevant answerwithout lots of opinion and conjecture and it’s all so tedious and predictableand annoying. I’m waiting for posters to hit me with allegations of boilerrooms, SMS scams, lottery scams... It’s inevitable on this forum. Ittruly is. You can’t win. Apparently, If you make a post about the viabilityof running a bar or eatery in HH, you are destined to become an alcoholic andlose every penny you have to a 4 foot bar girl from Nakhon Knowhere that youare destined to fall head over heels for. If you make a post regarding land and house, you must surely be involvedin something illegal and have acquaintances named “Tommy Two Toes” and now,here we are discussing a Call Centre -my first and only post looking for advice related to any kind of business – andI am destined for failure. I just askedfor a bloody lawyer contact. I don’t know why I allow thisforum to wind me up so much, but it does, and it shouldn’t because it is hugelycounterproductive and futile and for that reason, I would ask the mods tokindly block this thread. Rant over, sorry. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
swissie Posted May 29, 2013 Share Posted May 29, 2013 I have been running a small but very profitable company for 10 years working remotely, based out of Thailand. The business I have had success with has nothing to do with Thailand, other than I run it from here. That’s not uncommon in this day and age and I should say that my experience is Telecoms related and does not involve anything even slightly sinister. The Call Centre I plan to launch is service related, targeting Brits in the UK and is a fairly recent, but common business model employed by many call centers in the UK right now and I need staff for outbound and inbound calls. Owing to this, I need a call center. Owing to that, I need a company. Owing to my love of Thailand and reticence to ever return to the UK, I would like to do so here. The business that I have been running for 10 years has staff (albeit only a couple) in the UK and with this new venture, I want British staff based here. It’s a simple as that. I have never had any reason to seek a lawyer here and I genuinely, and foolishly just expected a couple of referral posts. I appreciate your feedback but I must go on to say that this forum bewilders me. It’s so hard to ask a simple question and receive a relevant answer without lots of opinion and conjecture and it’s all so tedious and predictable and annoying. I’m waiting for posters to hit me with allegations of boiler rooms, SMS scams, lottery scams... It’s inevitable on this forum. It truly is. You can’t win. Apparently, If you make a post about the viability of running a bar or eatery in HH, you are destined to become an alcoholic and lose every penny you have to a 4 foot bar girl from Nakhon Knowhere that you are destined to fall head over heels for. If you make a post regarding land and house, you must surely be involved in something illegal and have acquaintances named “Tommy Two Toes” and now, here we are discussing a Call Centre - my first and only post looking for advice related to any kind of business – and I am destined for failure. I just asked for a bloody lawyer contact. I don’t know why I allow this forum to wind me up so much, but it does, and it shouldn’t because it is hugely counterproductive and futile and for that reason, I would ask the mods to kindly block this thread. Rant over, sorry. Longshoot, my critical comments should not be cause for you to throw yourself out of the basement window. Your above comments have meaning in a certain way. - I myself made it possible to establish a Call-Center for UPS in Dublin (Ireland), strictly for the German- Speaking customers. Nothing but hard work. with little reward. - After that, I took over the "European-Complaints-Departement" for DHL and "Deutsche-Post", since they merged their Business-Acitivities. I got this job by being fluent in english, french and german and had an unsurpassed skill as far as diplomacy is concerned. Along the way we sold a massive amount of by-products. All this means to say, that I am not unfamiliar with the inner workings of a Call- Center and the development of call-centers in the first place. Selling procedure: Must be 100% legal, otherwise, I will not touch it. If interested, PM me. And no, I will not work for 20'000 Bht a month. Cheers. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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