FAQ

Yacht charter management involves the operation and marketing of a yacht for charter purposes. It includes services such as marketing, booking management, crew management, and financial management.

We as your yacht charter management company market your yacht to potential clients, manage charter bookings, coordinate crew and provisioning and ensure that the yacht meets all regulatory requirements. We also handle financial transactions and provide support to both the owner and charter clients.

To start a charter business in Thailand with your yacht, you’ll need to setup a thai company.

Yacht Registration: Consider registering your yacht under the Thai flag. This process involves meeting certain requirements, such as ownership and safety standards.

Business Registration: Register your charter business in Thailand. You’ll need to comply with Thai business laws and regulations, which may include forming a local company or partnership.

Licenses and Permits: Obtain the necessary licenses and permits to operate a charter business in Thailand. This may include a charter license, which is required for commercial operations.

Tax and Insurance: Ensure you comply with Thai tax laws and have the appropriate insurance coverage for your business and yacht.

Compliance: Familiarize yourself with and comply with all relevant regulations and requirements, including safety standards, environmental regulations, and local laws.

It’s advisable to consult with legal and business advisors familiar with Thailand’s regulations to ensure you meet all requirements for starting a charter business in the country.

The earnings from chartering your yacht can vary depending on factors such as the size and condition of your yacht. We as your yacht charter management company can provide estimates based on these factors.

We as your yacht charter management company will handle the day-to-day operations of chartering your yacht, freeing you from the time and effort required to manage it yourself. We can also help you maximize your earnings by marketing your yacht effectively and managing costs.

We as your yacht charter management company provide a range of services, including marketing and promotion, booking management, crew management, provisioning, and financial management. We will also provide support for maintenance and repairs.

Yes, you will need insurance for chartering your yacht. We can provide guidance on the types of insurance you need and help you obtain the appropriate coverage.

Yes, you can still use your yacht for personal use if you charter it. We can help you schedule your personal use around charter bookings and ensure that the yacht is ready for your use when you need it.

The length of the charter season can vary depending on the location. In Phuket the charter high season typically runs from November to April, and the low season will be between May to October.

Charter rates are determined based on factors such as the size and luxury level of the yacht, the time of year and the duration of the charter. We as your yacht charter company will provide guidance on setting competitive rates.

If your yacht is damaged during a charter, we can help you file an insurance claim and coordinate repairs.

We as your Yacht management company will help you ensure the safety of your yacht and charter clients by complying with all relevant safety regulations, conducting regular safety inspections, and providing well-trained crew.

Yes, we can help you budget for maintenance costs by providing estimates based on the size and condition of your yacht, as well as the services required for its maintenance.

Yes, regular cleaning and detailing of your yacht are essential for maintaining its appearance and value. You may need to budget for professional cleaning services and products.

Yes, there may be unexpected costs in yacht maintenance, such as emergency repairs, replacement of damaged equipment, or unforeseen issues discovered during routine maintenance.

The answer for vessels below 90ft is simple: No you can not!

To start a charter business in Thailand with your non-Thai-flagged yacht, you’ll need to setup a thai company.

Yacht Registration: Consider registering your yacht under the Thai flag. This process involves meeting certain requirements, such as ownership and safety standards.

Business Registration: Register your charter business in Thailand. You’ll need to comply with Thai business laws and regulations, which may include forming a local company or partnership.

Licenses and Permits: Obtain the necessary licenses and permits to operate a charter business in Thailand. This may include a charter license, which is required for commercial operations.

Tax and Insurance: Ensure you comply with Thai tax laws and have the appropriate insurance coverage for your business and yacht.

Compliance: Familiarize yourself with and comply with all relevant regulations and requirements, including safety standards, environmental regulations, and local laws.

It’s advisable to consult with legal and business advisors familiar with Thailand’s regulations to ensure you meet all requirements for starting a charter business in the country.