The Master SMEs Promotion Plan (2002-2008) was the government plan issued under the SMEs Promotion Act (2000) which gave the definition of SMEs based on number of employees and amount of fixed assets or paid up capital (Industrial Ministry Regulation, 11 September 2008). While that defined by EU including the amount of sales and degree of independence in SMEsí Management. To be independent means less than 25% of total shares are hold by minor shareholders. However, based on the mentioned master plan, the Thai government was able to classify the SMEs group more clearly and lead to more efficiently in assessing, and following up. Under the government promotion plan, SMEs are classified into 4 groups i.e., local SMEs, Exporters, New Innovative Entrepreneurs, Community Enterprises. The office of SMEs Promotion is assigned to coordinate among related organizations so that they keep the same track and direction.