Smart move! With growing demand for skills development, language learning,
and vocational training, Thailand offers a great environment for launching a successful training school.
Set up a Thai Limited Company, which is most common for small to medium training schools.
Decide whether to form a Thai majority-owned company, apply for BOI promotion, or use the US-Thai Amity Treaty if eligible.
Register your company with the Department of Business Development. Apply for a Tax ID and register for VAT.
Submit documents to the Ministry of Education (MOE), including:
Find a property that meets MOE standards including classroom size, fire exits, sanitation and accessibility. Sign a 3–5 year commercial lease.
Foreign teachers must have a Non-Immigrant B Visa and obtain a Teaching License (TL) from the Teachers’ Council of Thailand.
You need 4 Thai employees per foreign work permit (unless BOI-promoted).
Promote your training school through Facebook, Google Ads, and LINE OA. Collaborate with local schools, universities, or community centers to build awareness.
Alert us at opening — we’ll celebrate and share your milestone with our network.
As a foreign owner or instructor, make sure you have a valid Non-B Visa and Work Permit to legally operate or teach at your school.
Here’s what’s inside our Training School Business Package!
handling visas, work permits, company setup, and compliance.So you can focus on success while we handle the details.
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