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Thailand Launches Mandatory e-Work Permit System

Thailand’s Ministry of Labour has announced the launch of a new mandatory online platform, the e-Work Permit System, for all work permit applications and foreign worker registrations. The system will become effective on October 13, 2025, marking a major step toward full digitalization of Thailand’s work permit process.

Tax Incentives for Employees Education and Training

Sumet Mingmolmolmitr (Senior Partner)
Companies in Thailand are encouraged to support their employees in pursuing higher education or other training programmes. Such initiatives not only enhance employees’ skills but also strengthen the company’s long-term growth and profitability.

To promote this, the Revenue Department issued Order No. 122/2545, Re: Exemption of Income Tax…

Thailand Forms Task Force Ahead of U.S. Trade Tightening

Thailand will establish a 50-member special task force in October 2025 to address the expected surge in certificates of origin required under new U.S. trade rules. The initiative comes as U.S. authorities step up scrutiny of Southeast Asian exports, particularly to prevent transshipment—including the re-routing of Chinese sourced goods through third countries without adding value to avoid higher tariffs.

Thailand Proposes New Amendment to Tax Rule for Foreign Income Remittance

Thailand’s Revenue Department is in the process of drafting legislation to amend tax rules for foreign income remitted to Thailand. The proposed amendment aims to reduce the tax burden on Thai tax residents who bring foreign income into Thailand, with the broader objective of encouraging the repatriation of overseas earnings and stimulating the domestic economy.

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