Legal Update Blog

Sanet informs about urgent legal updates in Thailand

Für 2018 hat die thailändische Regierung die Einführung eines „Smart Visum“ mit vier Jahren Gültigkeit auch für Familienmitglieder angekündigt. Außerdem sollen Inhaber dieses Visum von den Auflagen für eine Arbeitserlaubnis und der Meldepflicht befreit werden. Mit Skepsis wird allerdings auf die Ausführungsbestimmungen gewartet: Begünstigt sollen „Investoren, Start-up Unternehmer und hochqualifizierte Fachkräfte“ sein. Noch gibt es allerdings keinen Hinweis darauf, wie hoch die Investitionen sein müssen und wann eine Fachkraft als „Hoch qualifiziert“ betrachtet wird. In der Vergangenheit wurden die Hürden solcher Befreiungen so hochgelegt, dass sie in der Praxis die Relevanz verloren.
Die thailändisch – deutsche Anwaltskanzlei Sanet Legal Ltd. wird für Sie zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt  über die Ausführungsbestimmungen berichten.

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A successful summer for ASEAN ADVISOR

Accomplishments with STRAIL and ASIS
Internship positions in Bangkok for business students and legal specialists
MHT and Vogelsang: New business units with Sanet Trade & Services
BEKO – a top-of-the-line brand now available in Southeast Asia…

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Thai-German Legal Firm Rounds off the Service of the Sanet Group

The integration of SANET LEGAL LTD. (SLL) to the Sanet Group.
The Sanet Consulting Group has been providing comprehensive support services to western companies in Thailand and other ASEAN nations for 14 years. The integration of the Thai-German led law firm SANET LEGAL LTD. (SLL) in September promises to raise the group’s advisory expertise to an even higher level…

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ASIS – a Partner for Industry 4.0

Due to the great deal of interest in the Thai large-scale industry, the high-class manufacturer from Landshut in Bavaria is on the hunt for intelligent solutions regarding the automation of production processes as well as operational processes supporting production.

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Promoting Investment in Thailand and Vietnam

China is becoming a less and less attractive destination for investors. Labor costs as well as the number of intellectual property risks to consider are high. Funding is limited and is granted dependent on province, district, or individual location in a very unclear manner. Foreign investors are often confronted by many bureaucratic obstacles as well as other disadvantages vis-a-vis domestic state enterprises.

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Investment Protection – One of the Pillars of the ASEAN Economic Community

One of the Pillars of the ASEAN Economic Community – In 2012, the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) was the only economic area in the world to agree on a comprehensive agreement on investment protection for foreign investors. In 2012, the ASEAN Comprehensive Investment Agreement (ACIA) was finalised between all ten states of the community.

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