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Some businesses in Thailand must obtain a sector-specific licence before commencing operations. Requirements vary by activity and responsible authority.
The agency that oversees and issues licences differs according to the type of business, in order to ensure that the business operator’s operations are properly licensed in accordance with legal requirements. Obtaining a business licence is therefore extremely important for business operators who are commencing a business, so that the business begins correctly, in accordance with legal requirements, without subsequent problems.
Greenpro KSP has a team with experience, knowledge and expertise in business licence applications, which helps business operators complete their licence applications correctly, in accordance with regulations and legal requirements, conveniently and promptly at a reasonable price, so that business operators can begin their businesses smoothly.
In addition to the licences explained below, we also handle applications for the Pico Finance Licence, the Security Business Licence (security guards), Barcode Registration (GS1) for products, the Foreign Business Licence (FBL), the Foreign Business Certificate (FBC) and BOI Investment Promotion.
Various Business Licences
Business Licence Services
for Restaurants and Food Sales (Selling Food)
Food Sales Licence
Business operators who intend to open a restaurant or sell food must apply for permission to use premises for selling, making, preparing, cooking or storing food on private premises.
The criteria for applying for permission to use premises for selling, making, preparing, cooking or storing food on private premises are divided into 2 types, as follows
1. Where the area exceeds 200 square metres and the activity is not the sale of goods in a market or in a public place or public way, a licence to establish food sales premises and food storage premises must be obtained.
2. Where the area does not exceed 200 square metres and the activity is not the sale of goods in a market or in a public place or public way, a notification certificate for establishing food sales premises and food storage premises must be obtained.
Ways to apply for a restaurant or food sales business licence (selling food)
Restaurant or food sales business operators may apply for a restaurant or food sales licence in 2 ways, as follows:
1. Applying as an individual. In this case, the business operator must first obtain commercial registration (also known as trade registration), and the objective of the commercial registration must state that the business is a restaurant or food sales business. A copy of the commercial registration certificate serves as a supporting document for the application for a restaurant or food sales business licence.
2. Applying as a juristic person. If the business operator wishes to apply for a restaurant or food sales business licence as a juristic person, the company affidavit must state business objectives related to selling food or operating a restaurant.
If a restaurant or food sales premises sells alcoholic beverages, namely liquor, beer and wine, the business operator must also apply for a liquor sales licence (Liquor Licence).
Where to apply for a restaurant or food sales business licence (selling food)
The application for permission to establish a restaurant must be filed with the local official or the responsible officer on the prescribed form, together with supporting documents as required by the responsible local authority.
1. If the premises are located in Bangkok, the licence application may be filed at the district office where the restaurant or food sales premises are located.
2. In other provinces, the licence application may be filed with the local government organisation where the restaurant or food sales premises are located, such as the municipality, the Subdistrict Administrative Organisation (SAO) or Pattaya City.
Fees for a restaurant or food sales licence
Government fees for a food sales premises licence where the food sales premises have an area of over 200 square metres
– Area not exceeding 300 square metres: fee of 2,800 baht
– Area over 300 square metres: an additional 10 baht per square metre, with the area counted as a whole number (fractions disregarded), but the total fee must not exceed 4,500 baht per year (Bangkok rate)
Government fees for a notification certificate for establishing food sales premises where the food sales premises have an area not exceeding 200 square metres
– Area not exceeding 10 square metres: fee of 200 baht
– Area over 10 square metres: an additional 10 baht per square metre, with the area counted as a whole number (fractions disregarded), but the total fee must not exceed 1,500 baht
A food sales premises licence is valid for 1 year from the date of issue. A notification certificate does not need to be renewed, but the fee must be paid every year (Bangkok rules)
Business Licence Services
for Liquor and Tobacco Sales
To operate a liquor and tobacco sales business, business operators must apply to the Excise Department for a licence, receive the licence and pay the fee
for the licence before commencing that business. Liquor and tobacco sales licences are valid for 1 year from the date of grant and may be renewed in advance, up to 90 days before they expire.
The law prescribes penalties for operating a liquor and tobacco sales business without a licence, failing to display the licence in a visible place, or using the licence at a location other than the one specified in the licence. Violators commit an offence and are liable to a fine of up to 5,000 baht.
See service details: Liquor Licence Services
Liquor Licence
There are 2 types of liquor sales licence
1. A Type 1 licence is a licence for the wholesale of all kinds of liquor, sold in quantities of 10 litres or more at a time.
The licence fee for a Type 1 licence is 5,500 baht per year.
2. A Type 2 licence is a licence for the retail sale of all kinds of liquor, sold in quantities of less than 10 litres at a time. Liquor retail licences are divided into 2 categories, as follows:
(1) Premises where the liquor retailer is registered for value added tax (VAT): fee of 2,200 baht per year
(2) Premises where the liquor retailer is not registered for VAT: fee of 330 baht per year
Applications for a liquor sales business licence (alcohol sales licence) may be made in 2 ways, as follows
1. As an individual
2. As a juristic person
Business operators selling liquor who apply for a liquor sales licence must never have had a liquor sales licence revoked, unless at least 1 year has passed since the revocation
Requirements for selling liquor
– Liquor or alcohol may be sold from 11.00 to 24.00.
– Selling liquor or alcohol is prohibited on the following days: Buddhist Lent Day (Khao Phansa), End of Buddhist Lent Day (Ok Phansa), Asalha Bucha Day, Makha Bucha Day and Visakha Bucha Day.
– Selling liquor or alcohol to anyone under 20 years of age, or to anyone so intoxicated that they are unable to maintain self-control, is prohibited.
– Selling liquor or alcohol through vending machines, by peddling, by discounting or through sales promotions is prohibited.
Liquor sales premises must not be any of the following places
(1) The site of an educational institution providing formal education under the law on national education, including areas adjoining and adjacent to it
(2) The site of a temple, mosque, church, or place of worship of any denomination or religion, including areas adjoining and adjacent to it
(3) The site of a fuel service station under the law on fuel control, including areas adjoining and adjacent to it
(4) Premises that were previously the liquor sales premises of a person whose licence was revoked, unless five years have passed since the date of revocation
(Items 1–4 apply to Type 2 liquor sales only)
(5) The alcohol sales premises of a person whose licence has been suspended and who is still under the suspension order
(6) Places where alcohol sales are prohibited under the law on alcoholic beverage control or other laws
Tobacco or Shredded Tobacco Sales Licence
There are 3 types of tobacco or shredded tobacco sales licence, as follows
Type 1 is for selling tobacco in quantities of 1,000 sticks or more at a time; for shredded tobacco, 2 kilograms or more at a time; and for seasoned shredded tobacco or chewing tobacco, 200 grams or more at a time.
Type 2 is for the retail sale of tobacco in quantities of less than 1,000 sticks at a time; for shredded tobacco, less than 2 kilograms at a time; and for seasoned shredded tobacco or chewing tobacco, less than 200 grams at a time.
Type 3 is for selling other kinds of tobacco products.
Tobacco or shredded tobacco sales licence fees are as follows
Type 1
– For sellers of cigarettes and cigars: licence fee of 1,200 baht per year
– For sellers of chewing tobacco, seasoned shredded tobacco, shredded tobacco and other cigarettes
(a) For sellers of shredded tobacco who grow the tobacco plants and produce the product themselves: licence fee of 100 baht per year
(b) For sellers of shredded tobacco other than that described in (a): licence fee of 500 baht per year
Type 2
– For sellers of cigarettes and cigars at the following premises
(a) Bonded warehouses of the duty-free shop type under customs law: licence fee of 500 baht per year
(b) Sales premises of a business operator registered for VAT: licence fee of 500 baht per year
(c) Sales premises of a business operator not registered for VAT: licence fee of 100 baht per year
– For sellers of chewing tobacco, seasoned shredded tobacco, shredded tobacco and other cigarettes: licence fee of 100 baht per year
Type 3 covers the sale of other kinds of tobacco products: licence fee of 1,200 baht per year
Requirements for selling tobacco (selling cigarettes)
– Tobacco must be sold in the pack sizes on which tax has been paid, and splitting packs for sale is prohibited. Violators are liable to a fine of up to 5,000 baht.
– Selling tobacco to anyone under 20 years of age, and using anyone under 18 years of age to sell tobacco, is prohibited.
– Selling tobacco through vending machines, by peddling, or through electronic media or computer networks is prohibited.
– Selling tobacco with sales promotions, discounts, exchanges, giveaways or free gifts, or in exchange for other goods, is prohibited.
Tobacco sales premises must not be any of the following places
(1) Places or areas where tobacco sales are prohibited under the law on tobacco product control
(2) The site of an educational institution providing formal education under the law on national education, including areas adjoining and adjacent to the institution
(3) The site of a temple, mosque, church, or place of worship of any denomination or religion, including areas adjoining and adjacent to it (items 2 and 3 apply only to Type 2 tobacco sales of cigarettes)
(4) Premises previously used for selling tobacco by a person whose tobacco sales licence was revoked, unless at least five years have passed
(5) Premises used for selling tobacco by a person whose tobacco sales licence is currently suspended
Business operators who wish to apply for permission to sell tobacco or cigarettes must never have had a tobacco or cigarette sales licence revoked, unless at least 1 year has passed since the revocation
What business operators holding a liquor, alcohol or tobacco sales licence should know
– A change of location or a transfer of the licence requires written permission from the authority that issues the licence.
– A licensee who fails to comply, or does not comply correctly, with the law, Ministerial Regulations, Notifications or the conditions of the licence will be ordered to suspend use of the licence for up to 6 months.
– The licence will be revoked if the licensee has been ordered to suspend the licence two or more times and there are grounds for a further suspension, or if the licensee does not comply correctly with the law, Ministerial Regulations, Notifications or the conditions of the licence, where such non-compliance or incorrect compliance causes
serious damage.
– If a business operator’s licence is revoked, a new licence may not be applied for until at least one year has passed from the date of the revocation order.
Tour Business Licence Services
A tour business is a business that takes tourists on trips, whether for sightseeing or for other purposes, and provides one or more services or facilities, namely accommodation, food and tour guides.
Business operators who wish to operate a tour business must apply to the tour business registrar for a tour business licence. Only after obtaining a tour business licence may they operate a tour business.
See service details: Tour Business Licence Services
Applicants for a Tour Business Licence Fall into 2 Types, as Follows
1. Tour business licence applicants who are individuals
2. Tour business licence applicants that are juristic persons, whose company affidavit must state objectives related to tour operations
Qualifications of Tour Business Licence Applicants
1. Tour business licence applicants who are individuals
– Must be of Thai nationality and at least twenty years of age on the date of applying for the tour business licence
– Must have a domicile or residence in the Kingdom of Thailand
– Must not be bankrupt or under receivership
– Must not be an incompetent or quasi-incompetent person
– Must not currently be under suspension of a tour business licence or tour guide licence, and must never have had a tour business
licence or tour guide licence revoked; however, if a licence was revoked, the revocation must have taken place at least 5 years before the date of applying for the tour business licence
2. Tour business licence applicants that are juristic persons
– Must be registered as a juristic person under Thai law, with the objective of operating a tour business. For a partnership, the partners with unlimited liability must be of Thai nationality. For a limited company, not less than 51 per cent of the company’s registered capital must be held by individuals of Thai nationality, and more than half of the company’s directors must be of Thai nationality.
– Must have an office in the Kingdom of Thailand
– Directors or persons authorised to manage on behalf of the juristic person must have the following qualifications and none of the following prohibited characteristics:
1. Of Thai nationality and at least twenty years of age on the date of applying for the tour business licence
2. Has a domicile or residence in the Kingdom of Thailand
3. Must not be bankrupt or under receivership
4. Must not be an incompetent or quasi-incompetent person
5. Must not currently be under suspension of a tour business licence or tour guide licence, and must never have had a tour business
licence or tour guide licence revoked; however, if a tour business licence was revoked, the revocation must have taken place at least 5 years before the date of applying for the tour business licence
Tour business operators must also place a security deposit in order to operate a tour business, and the security deposit rate differs for each type of tour business, as follows
1. A security deposit of 3,000 baht is required for a Specific Area tour business, which may operate tours only in the province where it is registered and in the neighbouring provinces within the same area
2. A security deposit of 15,000 baht is required for a Domestic tour business, which may operate tours in every province in Thailand but may not take tours abroad
3. A security deposit of 30,000 baht is required for an Inbound tour business, which may operate tours in every province in Thailand but may not take tours abroad
4. A security deposit of 60,000 baht is required for a General tour business, which may operate tours both in Thailand and abroad
When applying for a tour business licence, the tour business operator must obtain accident insurance coverage for tourists, tour guides and tour leaders during travel, with a sum insured of not less than one million baht per person for death, dismemberment or disability, and not less than five hundred thousand baht per person for injury. The policy must be valid for not less than six months from the date of applying for the tour business licence (Ministerial Regulation on Tour Business Licensing B.E. 2561 (2018)).
Business Licence Services
for Opening a Health Establishment
Applying for a Massage Shop Licence / Spa Licence
Under the Health Establishments Act B.E. 2559 (2016), a “health establishment” means a place established to conduct the following businesses:
1. Spa businesses providing services related to health care and health promotion mainly through water therapy and body massage, together with other services
2. Health massage businesses
3. Beauty massage businesses
Operators of the health businesses above must obtain a health establishment operating licence from the Ministry of Public Health before opening. A health establishment operating licence is valid for five years from the date of issue. The establishment must display its health establishment operating licence openly and in an easily visible place at the health establishment specified in the licence. An application to renew a health establishment operating licence must be filed before the licence expires.
In addition, a spa business must have an operator who holds an operator’s licence, and every service provider (massage therapist) must be registered as a service provider with the Department of Health Service Support.
See service details: Massage & Spa Licence Services
Applying for a health establishment operating licence (massage shop licence or spa licence)
Basic criteria and requirements for applying for a health establishment operating licence (massage shop licence or spa licence)
1. The licence applicant may be either an individual or a juristic person
2. The licence applicant, or the person authorised to act on behalf of the juristic person (in the case of a juristic person), who operates a massage shop or spa, which is considered a health establishment, must have the following qualifications:
2.1 Must be at least twenty years of age
2.2 Must not be bankrupt
2.3 Must not be a person of unsound mind or an incompetent or quasi-incompetent person
2.4 Must never have been finally convicted of a sexual offence under the Criminal Code, an offence under
narcotics law, an offence under the law on the prevention and suppression of human trafficking, or an offence under the law on the prevention and suppression
of prostitution
2.5 Must not be suffering from a communicable disease that is repugnant to society, chronic alcoholism or drug addiction
2.6 Must not be under suspension of a health establishment operating licence
2.7 Must not have had a health establishment operating licence revoked, unless two years have passed by the date of applying for a health establishment operating licence
3. For a spa business, there must be a licensed operator, whose qualifications are as follows:
3.1 At least twenty years of age
3.2 Holds a diploma or certificate in health services accredited by the Department of Health Service Support
3.3 Has passed the knowledge and competence test and assessment by the Department of Health Service Support
3.4 Must not have prohibited characteristics, namely being a person of unsound mind or an incompetent or quasi-incompetent person
3.5 Must never have been finally convicted of a sexual offence or an offence against property under the Criminal Code,
an offence under narcotics law, an offence under the law on the prevention and suppression of human trafficking, or an offence under the law on
the prevention and suppression of prostitution; must not be suffering from a communicable disease that is repugnant to society, chronic alcoholism or drug addiction
3.6 Must not currently be under suspension of an operator licence
3.7 Must not have had an operator licence revoked, unless one year has passed by the date of applying for an operator licence
4. There must be service providers at the health establishment who are registered with the licensing authority, namely the Department of Health Service Support, Ministry of Public Health. The qualifications of service providers are as follows:
4.1 Must be at least eighteen years of age
4.2 Must hold a diploma or certificate in health services accredited by the Department of Health Service Support
4.3 Must not have prohibited characteristics, namely being a person of unsound mind or an incompetent or quasi-incompetent person, or having been finally convicted of
a sexual offence or an offence against property under the Criminal Code, an offence under narcotics law, or an offence under the law on the prevention and suppression of prostitution, unless the sentence was completed at least one year before the date of applying for registration
4.4 Must not be suffering from a communicable disease that is repugnant to society, chronic alcoholism or drug addiction
5. The establishment must comply fully with every standard prescribed by law
Government fees for a health establishment operating licence are as follows
1. Health establishment operating licence for spa businesses (spas), based on service area, as follows:
– Service area not exceeding 100 square metres: 1,000 baht per licence
– Service area over 100 square metres but not exceeding 200 square metres: 3,000 baht per licence
– Service area over 200 square metres but not exceeding 400 square metres: 6,000 baht per licence
– Service area over 400 square metres: 10,000 baht per licence
2. Health establishment operating licence for health massage businesses (massage shops) or beauty massage businesses
– Service area not exceeding 100 square metres: 500 baht per licence
– Service area over 100 square metres but not exceeding 200 square metres: 1,500 baht per licence
– Service area over 200 square metres but not exceeding 400 square metres: 3,000 baht per licence
– Service area over 400 square metres: 5,000 baht per licence
3. Annual health establishment operating fee for spa-type health establishments: 1,000 baht per year
4. Annual health establishment operating fee for health massage or
beauty massage-type health establishments: 500 baht per year
Business operators must pay the annual health establishment operating fee for the first year together with the licence fee for the business type, the payment date being deemed the due date of the operating fee, and must pay it annually in each subsequent year for as long as the health establishment continues to operate.
Licence validity
Health establishment operating licences for spas and massage shops are valid for 5 years.
Second-hand Goods Dealer Licence Services
Under the law, second-hand goods are property offered for sale, exchanged or otherwise disposed of as used property, including antiques. Anyone who trades in second-hand goods as an occupation must obtain a licence before starting the business, and the licence is issued for each location specified in the application.
See service details: Second-hand Goods Dealer Licence Services
Where to Apply for a Second-hand Goods Dealer Licence
– If the second-hand goods business is located in Bangkok, the application is to be filed with the Department of Provincial Administration, Ministry of Interior
– If it is located in another province, the licence application is to be filed at the district administration office where the business is located
What Second-hand Goods Business Operators Must Know When Operating the Business
– Anyone operating a second-hand goods business must obtain permission from the relevant government agency before operating the business
– A second-hand goods dealer licence is personal to the licensee and cannot be transferred to any other person (Section 11)
– A second-hand goods dealer licence expires on December 31 every year, and licensees must apply to renew the licence before
the existing licence expires; licensees may file a renewal application up to 90 days before the licence expires
– Second-hand goods trading must be carried out only at the premises specified in the second-hand goods dealer licence, and one second-hand goods dealer licence may be used for only one second-hand goods shop
– Second-hand goods business operators without a second-hand goods dealer licence are subject to legal penalties
Types of Second-hand Goods Dealer Licences
1. Second-hand goods dealing in antiques or objects of art, as defined under the law on ancient monuments, antiques, objects of art and national museums
2. Second-hand goods dealing in silver, gold, nak (pink gold), diamonds and precious stones, or gems
3. Second-hand goods dealing in cars, under the law on motor vehicles
4. Second-hand goods dealing in other types, such as amulets, watches, mobile phones, cameras, office equipment, computers, electrical appliances, musical instruments, audio equipment, timber from old houses, furniture, leather goods, old machinery, sewing machines, motorcycles, car parts and motorcycle parts, car tires, car wheel rims, stamps, coins, banknotes, unredeemed pawned goods, paper, scrap iron, stainless steel, drums and plastic
Conditions for Applying for a Second-hand Goods Dealer Licence
1. Applicants for a second-hand goods dealer licence must be at least 20 years of age as of the date of applying for the second-hand goods dealer licence
2. Applicants for a second-hand goods dealer licence must be sufficiently literate in Thai to read and write
3. Applicants for a second-hand goods dealer licence must never have been sentenced to imprisonment for offences relating to currency, offences relating to seals, stamps and tickets,
offences relating to trade, offences relating to documents, or the offences of snatching, extortion, theft, blackmail, gang robbery, robbery, fraud, embezzlement and receiving stolen property under the Criminal Code
Duties and Obligations of Second-hand Goods Dealer Licensees
1. Second-hand goods dealer licensees must facilitate inspectors carrying out inspections in the course of their duties
2. If a second-hand goods dealer licence is lost, a request must be filed within 7 days to obtain a replacement for the lost licence
3. Second-hand goods dealer licensees must submit a request to the officials for permission to relocate their business premises at least 10 days in advance, in the same manner as an application for a new second-hand goods dealer licence
4. If a second-hand goods dealer licensee wishes to cease trading in second-hand goods, the licensee must give notice of closure before the second-hand goods dealer licence expires and return the original second-hand goods dealer licence to the officials
5. Second-hand goods dealer licensees must display the licensee’s name and the words “Second-hand Goods Dealer” at their place of business, and display the second-hand goods dealer licence in a clearly visible place
6. Second-hand goods dealer licensees must keep an account book for their trade and record every item of property bought and sold, item by item, in detail, with the licensing official signing and affixing the official seal in the book
7. Second-hand goods dealer licensees must notify the police or an inspector immediately when there is reasonable cause to suspect that property offered or transferred to them is property
obtained dishonestly
8. Second-hand goods dealer licensees must affix sequence numbers to the goods as markings matching the sequence numbers in the account book, to facilitate inspection
9. Second-hand goods dealer licensees must not take unfair advantage of customers with respect to price, or conceal the true history of the property sold
Government Fee Rates for a Second-hand Goods Dealer Licence, by Type of Second-hand Goods
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
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1. Fee for second-hand goods dealing: antiques or objects of art |
6,250 baht per year |
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2. Fee for second-hand goods dealing: diamonds, precious stones, gold, nak, silver or gems |
5,000 baht per year |
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3. Fee for second-hand goods dealing: cars, under the law on motor vehicles |
3,750 baht per year |
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4. Fee for second-hand goods dealing: other types not covered by (1), (2) and (3) |
2,500 baht per year |
Second-hand Goods Dealer Licence Validity
A Second-hand Goods Dealer Licence is valid until 31 December of the year of issue, regardless of the month in which it is obtained, so it must be renewed every year.
Business Licence Services for Direct Marketing
(Direct Marketing Registration with the OCPB)
Direct Marketing Registration (OCPB)
In the case of business operators selling goods over the internet or online (E-commerce), individuals must obtain electronic commercial registration and, if their income exceeds 1.8 million baht per year, must also register as a direct marketer and place a security deposit with the Office of the Consumer Protection Board (OCPB). Companies and partnerships selling online must register as a direct marketer and place a security deposit with the OCPB even if their sales have not reached 1.8 million baht, unless they are registered as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) under the law on the promotion of small and medium-sized enterprises.
See service details: Direct Marketing Registration (OCPB)
The meaning of “direct marketing” under the Direct Sales and Direct Marketing Act B.E. 2545 (2002) is the marketing of goods or services by communicating information that offers goods or services for sale directly to consumers at a distance, with the aim of having each consumer respond in order to purchase the goods or services from that direct marketing business operator.
Types of sales considered direct marketing
1. Having a website that sells goods, which may be the website owner’s own goods or the goods of other persons sold through the website
2. Selling through satellite TV, with customers ordering goods through the programme by telephone
3. Selling online, whether through websites, Facebook, the LINE application or other applications
Businesses selling goods and services that are not considered direct marketing
1. Individuals selling goods and services whose income from selling goods or services by electronic commerce does not exceed 1.8 million baht per year
2. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) registered under the law on the promotion of small and medium-sized enterprises
3. Sales of goods and services by community enterprises and community enterprise networks registered under the law on the promotion of community enterprises
4. Sales of goods and services by cooperatives and farmer groups registered under the law on cooperatives
Security deposits for direct marketing business registration with the OCPB are set at the following amounts
1. New applications
1.1 Individuals must place a security deposit of 5,000 baht
1.2 Juristic persons (partnerships or companies) must place a security deposit of 25,000 baht
2. Operators already registered for direct marketing with the OCPB
2.1 Revenue not exceeding 25 million baht per year
– Individuals must place a security deposit of 5,000 baht
– Juristic persons (partnerships or companies) must place a security deposit of 25,000 baht
2.2 Revenue over 25 million baht but not exceeding 50 million baht per year: a security deposit of 50,000 baht must be placed
2.3 Revenue over 50 million baht but not exceeding 100 million baht per year: a security deposit of 100,000 baht must be placed
2.4 Revenue over 100 million baht per year: a security deposit of 200,000 baht must be placed
Penalties
If a business operator selling goods online falls under the definition of a direct marketing business operator but has not registered its direct marketing business with the OCPB, the penalty is imprisonment of not more than 1 year or a fine of not more than 100,000 baht, or both, together with an additional fine of not more than 10,000 baht for each day the violation continues.
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