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TAT License (Tourism Authority Thailand) with SiamConsult

Planning to run a travel agency, tour company, or guide service in Thailand? You’ll need a valid TAT License issued by the Tourism Authority of Thailand. This license is mandatory for legally operating in the tourism industry, and it’s a key element in building trust with both domestic and international clients.

The licensing process includes background checks, business documentation, proof of financial stability, and official inspections — all coordinated through the TAT’s established channels. Missing a step can delay your launch or even block your ability to operate legally.

How SiamConsult Supports Your TAT License Application

At SiamConsult, we make getting your TAT license easy. We prepare your application, assemble required documentation, and coordinate with TAT offices to ensure your business meets all legal and operational standards.

Our TAT License Service Covers

  • Preparation of company profile, staff credentials, and financial records
  • Submission and tracking of your application with the relevant TAT branch
  • Ongoing advisory support for annual renewals and compliance updates

Expanding your tourism offerings? Read our guidance on building permits for tourism facilities.
Do you need a hotel license as part of your tour package? See our page on hotel licensing in Thailand. For one-on-one advice, contact SiamConsult directly.

Key Resources for Tour Operators

With over 16 years of experience, SiamConsult is your trusted partner in navigating Thailand’s tourism regulations, so you can focus on creating memorable experiences for your guests.

Ready to get licensed? Let SiamConsult guide you into Thailand’s tourism industry.

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TAT License Thailand – Your Step-by-Step Guide

Planning to run a travel agency, tour company, or guide service in Thailand? You’ll need a valid TAT License from the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). This license is mandatory for operating in the tourism industry legally, and it serves as a powerful trust signal for both Thai and international clients.

Step 1: Check Your Business Eligibility

  • Confirm that your business activities require a TAT License (applicable to all tour operators, agencies, guides, etc.).
  • Ensure you have a registered Thai business. For support, see our business license overview.

Step 2: Prepare Core Documents & Financial Proof

  • Company Profile – Prepare company objectives, business scope, and details of all directors.
  • Staff Credentials – List and supporting documents for key staff and licensed tour guides.
  • Financial Stability – Submit proof of financial capacity (minimum paid-up capital and bank statements as required by TAT).

Step 3: Submit Application to TAT & Complete Background Checks

  • Application Dossier – SiamConsult prepares and reviews your complete application to avoid common mistakes.
  • Background Checks – TAT conducts background checks on company owners/directors.
  • Official Inspections – Be ready for TAT or local authority inspections of your business location and documentation.

Step 4: Track Progress and Meet Any Additional TAT Requests

  • Submission & Tracking – SiamConsult submits your application and manages all follow-ups with the relevant TAT branch office.
  • Compliance Advice – We advise you on updates or additional documents needed for faster approval.

Step 5: Receive Your TAT License & Stay Compliant

  • Approval & Issuance – Once approved, you’ll receive your official TAT License, which you can display at your business and use in your marketing materials.
  • Annual Renewal & Compliance – SiamConsult provides ongoing reminders and support for license renewals and regulatory updates.

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Key Resources for Tour Operators

SiamConsult is your trusted partner for tourism licensing in Thailand, so you can focus on creating memorable experiences for your guests.

Let SiamConsult guide you into Thailand’s tourism industry.