AEC Advisor provides services and assistance investing in ASEAN Countries which are Thailand, Brunei, Myanmar, Lao,Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines and Cambodia. Services of AEC Advisor include giving advice on business matching, joint venture, purchase and sale of shares, purchase and sale of assets, merger and acquisition, choices of investment.  AEC Advisor also assists in company set up and complying with laws and regulations of each AEC country members.  AEC Advisor applies for related business licenses for AEC investors.  AEC Advisor helps negotiating agreements and drafting contracts for our...

AEC Advisor team consists of business advisors, financial advisors, legal advisors, lawyers and accountants. AEC Advisor has offices, correspondence office and connection of professional colleagues trading companies and successful businessmen throughout AEC member Countries. AEC Advisor has strong team of experienced professionals in the above fields who can provide exceptional services in all related fields including but not limit to, assisting in investing in each AEC country members which are Thailand, Brunei, Myanmar, Lao, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines and Cambodia, assisting in company set up and complying with laws and regulations of each AEC country members, applying for related business licenses for AEC investors. As channels to support our clients, AEC Advisor also has good connection with several reputable business sectors and officials in the ten AEC member countries. Furthermore, our team has first-hand experience and reputable for writing AEC business articles that have been published in well-known newspapers and magazine every week. Therefore, we are fully confident to give solid business, management, legal and accounting assistance and advice for our clients who want to invest in various business sectors in AEC member countries.  ...

At Ninth Summit in October 2003, the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) has established regional cooperation on the three pillars of security and socio cultural and economic integration. It has made most progress in economic integration and aims to create an ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) as one of the three pillars by 2015.

The main objectives of ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) are to promote regional cooperation, enhance ASEAN competition in global markets, attract foreign investments in the region and create bargaining power in the international trade arena. At this time 10 member states have signed commitments to prepare their potentiality before joining AEC in 2015. There are lists of commitments that were agreed and signed including; ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA), ASEAN Comprehensive Investment Agreement...

In the area of Trade in Services, ASEAN formalized its integration commitment through the signing of ASEAN Framework Agreement on Services (AFAS) by the ASEAN Economic Minister (AEM) on 15 December 1995 in Bangkok, Thailand. All AFAS rules are consistent with international rules for Trade in Services as provided for under the GATS Agreement of the World Trade Organization (WTO), as the article XIV(1) of AFAS provides that “The terms and definitions and other provisions of the GATS shall be referred to and applied to matters arising under AFAS for which no specific provision has been made under...