New Mandatory Employee Welfare Fund (EWF) Claimed to be in Effect from January 2027 (after delays)
Thailand’s Employee Welfare Fund (EWF) is set to commence on 1 January 2027, marking a significant development in the country’s employee protection framework. With the implementing Royal Decree and Ministerial Regulations published in the
Fully Booked DTCC Factory Visit for a Unique Experience at Royal Copenhagen Factory in Saraburi.
Despite the rainy weather, all 30 registered guests from Bangkok and Chonburi gathered at the Royal Copenhagen (RC) factory in Saraburi for a unique networking experience and an opportunity to witness how some of
Denmark, Greenland and the US Seal Landmark Security Deal After Trump’s Arctic Standoff
Denmark, Greenland and USA have struck a landmark deal over Greenland’s security, ending a tense diplomatic standoff triggered by President Donald Trump’s threats to take the territory by force. NATO hailed the agreement as
The Hua Hin Expo November 2026
In the lead-up to Why Hua Hin? The Hua Hin Expo 2026, Hua Hin Today and our community partners are organising a series of activities designed to help residents and visitors discover more of
Denmark explores new opportunities in Thailand’s food and agriculture sector
Thailand is emerging as a leading food and agriculture hub in ASEAN, creating exciting opportunities for Danish companies. With more than 9,000 food processing companies, a strong agricultural export industry, and growing demand for
Denmark Open New Visa Application Center in Chiang Mai Thailand
People in northern Thailand can now apply for Danish visas in Chiang Mai, following the opening of a new VFS Global–operated visa application centre on 1 September 2026. The centre, located at 91 Siripanich,
Thailand Enforces New Restrictions for DTV Visa Applicants
The regulations for applying for a DTV Visa at the Embassy of Thailand in your land of residence has just been updated including more restrictive measures. One of the new requirements is a criminal
Less foreign license requirements for the service sectors
Thailand has formally removed the foreign business licence requirement for seven specified service activities, under a new ministerial regulation published by the Royal Gazette on 3 September 2026. The regulation, titled the Ministerial Regulation