Factory license application
Examples of required documents
1. Company registration documents
2. Land lease or purchase contract
3. Building blueprints and equipment layouts
4. Environmental impact assessment report (if applicable)
5. Plant Operations Plan
Applying for a factory license in Thailand involves multiple steps and different government departments. Here is the general application process and required documents:
Determine the factory category
Thailand divides factories into three categories, and the application requirements and processes for each type of factory are slightly different:
Category I factories: No license is required, only environmental and safety standards must be followed.
Category II factories: need to notify the Ministry of Industry and start operations after complying with regulations.
Category III factories: require a factory license from the Ministry of Industry before they can start operations.
Application Process
Step 1: Choose an appropriate factory location
Factories should be sited in areas that comply with local land use planning and ensure that the location meets environmental protection and safety standards.
Step 2: Prepare application documents
The main application documents include:
– Company registration documents
– Land lease or purchase contract
– Building blueprints and equipment layouts
– Environmental impact assessment report (if applicable)
– Plant Operations Plan
Step 3: Submit your application
Submit an application to the Ministry of Industry of Thailand or a local industrial office. For Category III factories, detailed application materials must be submitted and await review and on-site inspection.
Step 4: Approval and Certification
The approval process includes document review and on-site inspection. After approval, a factory license will be issued.
