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Definition of "Online Storage Service"
Online storage service is one of Internet services. This service provides data saving area in the Internet to user, user can upload and access his/her personal data with any devices, like PCs, smartphones, tablets.In fact, there are many online storage services in the world, many IT company join this market, such as Google ,Apple, Microsoft, and so on.
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- Online data storage service:Online Storage is a browser-based application that allows user to store and access their data files (such as document, music, photos, etc.) safely and securely — online. e.g. "Drop Box" *We will not allow our customer (user) to
- share their files to the public. (To share with limited friends is partly allowed)
- download/use/save other user’s data (User’s data availability will be limited to their own files)
- Online Music/Contents StoreOnline music/contents store is an online business which sells movies, music and so on through the Internet. e.g. "iTunes"]
A : The officer from Foreign Business Administration explained that Online data storage service and Online Music/Contents Store business complied with Foreign Business Act section 17. Thus, the company can operate such services once the Foreign Business License (FBL) has approved.Please kindly access the attached files for your reference.



Yes, this business activity is listed in List 2, Chapter 1 (2) of Foreign Business Act, B.E.2542 (1999).
Yes, this business activity is listed in List 2, Chapter 1 (2) of Foreign Business Act, B.E.2542 (1999).
Since the purchasing is solely for the purpose of export back to Japan, the said export business is not under the supervision of FBA (Foreign Business Act), and it will not be affected by the FBA.
The business can be operated by a foreign company which has no Thai shareholding, and it will not fall under FBA, and it will not be affected by it.
Yes, foreign company has to follow the law and regulation of Social Security
The foreign investor is required to obtain "Hotel License”. To gain this license, Thai has to own the majority of shares (51% of foreign shareholding ratio).
1. It has to be a new investment. Please note that an existing project is not eligible to be promoted by BOI.
To operate a restaurant business in Thailand with foreign shareholding ratio (Foreigner holds the majority of shares), the foreign investor is required to obtain "Foreign Business License” because this activity is listed in List Three (19) in "Foreign Business Act, B.E. 2542 (1999)”. For more information, please access:http://www.dbd.go.th/dbdweb_en/more_news.php?cid=329&filename=index
ROH benefits apply to businesses incorporated in Thailand. Therefore, both foreign investors and Thai investors can enjoy benefits provided that businesses meet the criteria requirements.