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The laws in Thailand are pretty nationalistic. In the vast majority of cases, the company must be majority owned by Thais, in terms of shareholders. This means that the company can be no more than 49% foreign owned and in some cases 39% foreign ownership.
I strongly suggest you spend many months living in Thailand before making such a permanent move and investment.
Remember the number one rule if planning to start a business in Thailand. Never invest more then you can afford to lose.
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Hi Lad,
I agree with straydog ! 
.. and I think that what you intend to be very good. If you prefer a simpler lifestyle because Thailand is open for expat who want to do business.
Cheer !!
Best,
Saline
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