Your representative in Thailand
Your person on the ground: I'll attend meetings, go where needed, submit documents, keep things on track and report back — while you're abroad or simply don't want to deal with it yourself.
Mike Boldyrev. I've lived in Thailand for 14 years and have represented foreigners for 10: in business, at banks and government offices, with suppliers and in personal matters.
- Reportafter every step: text, photos or video
- Price before paymentI confirm the scope and cost in writing
- No client moneyyou pay suppliers and partners directly
- 6,490 ฿half day: a meeting, a visit, submitting documents
What I do as your representative
I follow the agreed plan and keep you informed at every step.
Meetings & negotiations
I meet partners, suppliers, landlords and contractors on your behalf or with you on a video call. I attend and interpret when contracts are signed.
Documents & offices
I submit and collect documents, visit government offices, banks and companies, and handle messages and calls in Thai. Under a power of attorney, only within the scope a lawyer sets.
Purchasing & suppliers
I find goods or equipment, check the supplier, visit the warehouse or factory, monitor the order and packing, and hand the cargo over to a broker.
Property
I view apartments, houses or offices, talk to the agent and owner, check renovation progress and contractors' work, and send photos and video.
Banks, police, immigration
I accompany and represent you where it matters to explain the situation correctly and understand the answer. A frozen bank account goes through UnblockThaiBank.
Help for you and your family
If your relative, friend or employee is in Thailand, I can meet them, take them to a clinic, help with renting, a phone plan and everyday matters, and keep you updated.
What clients ask me for most often
I work with clients from many countries; terms are discussed individually.
A4 paper from Thailand
The most common request for over 10 years: find a manufacturer, check the supplier and paper quality, and negotiate the price.
More about A4 paper →
Exporting Thai goods
Cosmetics, dried fruit, spa products, crocodile and stingray leather goods: I find manufacturers, visit warehouses and monitor the order until it's handed to the broker.
Purchasing and export →
Entering the Thai market
For foreign producers I look for buyers in Thailand: shops, restaurants and bakeries. I also help with supplies of equipment and food products.
Business partner in Thailand →How I work and what partners do
How I work
- We agree the task and budget in writing before starting
- A report, photos or video after every step
- I never accept client money into my account — you pay suppliers directly
- All your data and documents are kept confidential
What partners handle
- Contracts and powers of attorney are prepared by a licensed lawyer
- Customs and shipping: a licensed broker
- Company setup, visas, accounting: UnblockPro.Asia
- I coordinate and keep you updated
How it works
Your brief
Tell me what needs doing, where and by when.
Plan & price
I propose a plan, estimate the time and agree the price.
I get it done
I go, meet, submit and follow up — according to the agreed plan.
Report
I send you the result, photos, video and next steps.
How much a representative in Thailand costs
One-off tasks are priced by the hour or day. Ongoing representation is arranged as a personal assistant.
up to 30 min: a call on your behalf
up to 4 hours: a meeting, visit or document submission
up to 8 hours: several tasks, travel
for regular tasks in Bangkok
save 2,550 ฿for projects and a series of meetings
save 6,600 ฿per month: up to 4 working days (32 hours), reports and communication
All prices include 7% VAT. “From” prices are starting prices; I confirm the exact fee in writing before payment. Government fees, transport and third-party services are extra.
Regular purchasing: terms are discussed individually. Payment: 100% before work starts (larger tasks in stages), by PromptPay, bank transfer in Thailand or SWIFT from abroad.
Need more than an interpreter?
Frozen accounts, visas, companies — that's case management, not interpreting. My company UNBLOCK PRO ASIA CO., LTD. handles this together with licensed Thai lawyers and specialists.
Representative FAQ
How much does a representative in Thailand cost?
A call on your behalf is 1,690 ฿ for 30 minutes, a half day is 6,490 ฿, a full day is 11,900 ฿ and a personal assistant is from 42,900 ฿ per month. Prices include 7% VAT; I confirm the exact price in writing before payment.
Can we work fully remotely?
Yes. Many clients aren't in Thailand at the time. You set tasks in a messenger, I carry them out and send reports with photos and video, and connect you by video when needed.
Can you act under a power of attorney?
In some cases, yes. A lawyer prepares the power of attorney and defines what it covers. I act strictly within that scope.
Do you accept money to pay suppliers?
No. You pay suppliers and partners directly — it's more transparent and safer for you.
How is a representative different from an interpreter?
An interpreter works alongside you at a meeting. A representative can do the task for you: go there, negotiate, submit documents and report back.
What if I need legal help?
I bring in a licensed Thai lawyer and interpret your work with them. I'm not a lawyer and don't give legal advice.
Need a representative in Thailand?
Describe what needs to be done, where and by when. I'll propose a plan and confirm the price before payment.