With the Thai Government’s serious intent of implementing its development policies to upgrade people’s quality of life, to disseminate progress to regional areas as well as to be well- prepared for Thailand’s becoming part of the ASEAN Community on December 31st, 2015, “the Special Economic Zone Policy” was established as the Government’s project for the development of important border areas. The aim was to elevate the country’s regional economic development, together with developing connections between Thailand and its neighbouring countries and the Region under the vision of “A Single Market and Production Base of ASEAN”. “Special Economic Zones” are specified by the Policy Committee for Special Economic Zones (PCSEZ) as zones which are to be supported with investment because they will be granted with special privileges for business enterprises promoted by the Government. Investors will be facilitated in their investments via contact with the One Stop Service Centre (OSS) and they will be offered tax incentives, financial measures, management of the daily commute of foreign labour to work and the allocation of rented areas. Also, the Government will develop the infrastructure to cater for such investment.