FEBRUARY 2011

A publication of the Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce 02 / 2011

COMING SOON…
21st TCCC
Annual General Meeting
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Grand Millennium Sukhumvit Hotel

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 Calendar

Calendar of events: TCCC

WHEN: Friday, February 11, 2011; 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
WHAT: The 13th Annual TCCC Maple Leaf Cup Golf Tournament
2010/2011 TCCC Executives WHERE: Bangkok Golf Club
PRICE: 11,200 baht/team or 3,000 baht/player & 750 baht/non-player
Patron:
His Excellency Ambassador Ron Hoffmann WHEN: Wednesday, February 16, 2011; 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
WHAT: Canuck Connections Networking Night.
President – John Casella WHERE: Q- Bar, Sukhunvit/Soi 11
Vice President – Sranyoo Chanate PRICE: 200 baht – Members; 400 baht – Non Members
Vice President – Ali Fancy
Secretary – Dr. Tim Cornwall WHEN: Tuesday, February 22, 2011; 11:45 am – 1:30 pm
Treasurer – Michael Howard WHAT: Speaker Luncheon: H. E. Ron Hoffmann, Ambassador of Canada will speak on
“Canada-Thailand Relations at 50 Years: What’s Next?”
Executive Board: WHERE: Courtyard by Marriott
John Casella
PRICE: 700 baht – Members; 850 baht – Non Members
Sranyoo Chanate
Neil Chiu
Dr. Tim Cornwall OTHER BUSINESS & COMMUNITY EVENTS:
Kobsak Duangdee WHEN: Saturday, February 19, 2011; 6:00 pm onward
Ali Fancy WHAT: Club Canada’s Snow Ball 2011
Michael Howard WHERE: Grand Millennium Sukhumvit Hotel, Asoke Road
Ron Livingston PRICE: 2,700 baht per person
Sukanya Rattanavadee
Niccolo Sozzi
John Stevens
Derek Van Pelt Upcoming events in the region: CCBA
Embassy Representative: JAPAN: www.cccj.or.jp
Ping Kitnikone When: Thursday, February 3, 2011
What: Improving Your Global Readiness
Advisors: Where: Place Canada, 7-3-37 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Raymond Bodemer Price: 5,500 yen, includes the workshop, drinks and dinner
Sam Cohen
Surachit Chanovan
VIETNAM: www.canchamvietnam.org
Don Lavoie
Luc Métivier
When: Saturday, February 26, 2011
What: Canada Rocks
Executive Director: Where: BP Compound, An Phu
Randy Shockley Price: 750,000VND/person

Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce

139 Pan Road, Sethiwan Tower
9th floor, Bangkok 10500

21st TCCC Annual General Meeting

Tel: +66(0) 2266-6085-6
Fax: +66(0) 2266-6087
Email: tccc@loxinfo.co.th
Website: www.tccc.or.th
with distinguished guest speaker

Khun Mechai Viravaidya

The Voyageur is the monthly magazine of
the Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce,
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
covering all Thai-Canadian business, legal Grand Millennium Sukhumvit Hotel
and social news of interest to the members 30 Sukhumvit 21 (Asoke) Road
and others who are active in expanding
Thai-Canadian bilateral trade.
Klongtoey Nua, Wattana
Bangkok, 10110, Thailand
Editor:
Randy Shockley, Executive Director,
Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce AGM Agenda
Publisher:
10:30 Member arrival and registration
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4/41-2 Moo 3, Thanyakarn Village, 11:45 Ballot Box closed; members seated for lunch
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Tel: +66(0) 2943-7166-8 Fax: +66(0) 2943-7169
12:00 AGM Luncheon
13:15 Key Note Address - Khun Mechai Viravaidya will speak on
Design: Disraporn Yatprom
Email: disraporn@scandmedia.com
“The School that Wants to Fly: The New Paradigm of Rural
Thai Education”
Advertising Contact:
Mr. Finn Balslev, Marketing Director
13:45 Announcement of new Board members
Scand-Media Corp., Ltd. 14:00 Meeting Adjourned
Tel: +66(0) 2943-7166 ext.151 or 08-1866-2577
Email: finn@scandmedia.com AGM Speaker Luncheon
700 Baht (members), 850 Baht (non-members)
(Corporate members can use their 2011 luncheon vouchers)
 Embassy News

Toward the Next 50 Years

T
he year ahead marks the 50th an-
niversary of Canada-Thailand official
relations, and it's shaping up to be
one of the most important years so
far in our bilateral relationship. Working in
close partnership with the Canadian business
community and our Thai partners in business
and government, we will be seizing the op-
portunity this anniversary affords us to give
Canada-Thailand relations a boost. Ambassador Hoffmann at the Mercy Centre in Klong Toey, Bangkok. The Embassy has just donated 1.2
We are already seeing much forward million baht to help the Centre establish a Mobile Library for underprivileged children in the Klong Toey slum
momentum. Direct investment in both area.
directions has hit record levels with
Scotiabank's and CANADOIL’s increased
commitments to Thailand, but in past level trade and investment missions to both the interests of Canada and Canadians. Gov-
weeks we have also seen PTTEP make its countries. Canada also has assertive plans ernment-to-government relations are set to
biggest foreign investment ever, and it was to deepen relations with ASEAN as a whole deepen in terms of security cooperation this
in Alberta's energy sector. Our countries are and with the broader Asia region. We will play year, and we are planning several senior-level
becoming more interdependent, with mutual our part here in Bangkok in support of these visits in both directions. Canadian companies
interests tangibly growing. The Embassy Canadian efforts. have called for active Canadian political sup-
team and I are going to go all out this year to This will be a big year for the political rela- port for the Canada-Thailand relationship,
support and encourage more investment in tionship as well. The Government of Canada and I can confidently say that the Canadian
both directions. We will also try to encourage is responding positively to Thai Government Government is heeding that call.
more new-to-market Canadian exporters in requests for capacity building in democratic I am pleased to advise that Canada
Thailand, and we are determined to tackle institutions and processes following last will step up the pursuit of its political and
market access barriers wherever they are year's political crisis. With a Thai election humanitarian interests in Myanmar (Burma)
unwarranted or unreasonable. 2011 will see likely as early as this spring, our Embassy this year, especially to support a growing
Canada put more emphasis on energy sector will play its natural role in monitoring events civil society and strengthen democratic
relations, high tech, transport, agriculture and and engaging the players involved to advance forces. Canada's voice regarding Burma on
education sectors in particular. We will also be
putting our efforts into deeping relationships
in Cambodia and Laos, using Bangkok as
a natural staging point, with plans for high

Counsellor Jennifer May addressing the closing cer-

emony of the Canadian-funded pilot Chemical and
Explosive Systems Exploitation training course at the
Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Ambassador Ron Hoffmann with Shan villagers during a UNDP-organized visit to Southern Shan State

all matters of concern to Canadians will be clearly
heard. Political and social relations with Cambodia
and Laos will be active on several fronts, with CIDA
programming and further Canadian government
activities and engagement on the increase.
The Embassy's consular role is as important as
ever, with the number of Canadian visitors to Thai-
land approaching 200,000, and with tens of thou-
sands more to our other countries of responsibility,
namely Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar/Burma. We
will also continue to do everything possible within
our mandate to support the approximately 10,000
Canadians living in Thailand and neighbouring
countries.
I am excited to say that this year will also have
some special features. As part of our 50th Anniver-
sary of Canada-Thailand relations, we are working
with Canadian companies to have the highest-
impact Canada Day events for a generation. The
Embassy will also be launching a new Canadian
Awards for Excellence initiative, which we plan to
announce soon and which will complement the
TCCC's own Business Awards. We are also working
with an extraordinary Canadian performance group
to help them become a centrepiece in the Bangkok
Dance and Film Festival in October. Moreover, we
are working on Thai youth programming to see more
young Thais working in Canada, and our Canada
Fund will increasingly focus on supporting young
people and vulnerable communities in Thailand.
Ambassador Hoffmann and Bangkok Governor
Sukhumbhand at the Canada Day Reception.
As Canadian Ambassador in Bangkok, my
top priorities include serving Canadians travelling,
working, and living in the region, and to help our
companies to succeed here. I am privileged to
have such a talented and committed team at the
Embassy to work with in support of these aims,
and I remain highly impressed by the leadership of
the TCCC in tangibly supporting two-way business
interests. I am particularly excited by the potential I
see for deepened partnerships among Canadians
to promote our values and our interests, which are
increasingly intertwined with those of Thailand. We
have done much together over the last year to more
visibly signal our commitment to the relationship,
and Thai authorities and partners have noticed and
are responding favourably. This year we can do even
more, and I know we will do so by working together.
Bring 2011 on!
Ron Hoffmann
Ambassador of Canada to Thailand
BOI News
Healthcare industry in focus
BOI offers more incentives to
encourage rapid development
T
he Board of Investment (BOI) has made a major move to promote
healthcare industry investment by expanding the scope of activities
eligible for promotion to cover hospitals, rehabilitation services, special-
ized medical service, medical technology services and medical logistics,
and offering additional incentives to promote more investment in hope of helping
to upgrade the country’s medical technology.
Mr. Chaiwuti Bannawat, Minister of Industry, said that the board of the
Thailand Board of Investment (BOI), chaired by Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva,
approved the BOI’s plan to upgrade its incentive offerings for healthcare industry
investment projects. The move will support the country’s competitive strategy
that focuses on healthcare industry development.
The new incentives include redefining the scope of “hospital business” as
“healthcare-related business” in order to cover five other businesses as follows:
1. Hospitals: the current condition covers only hospitals with more than 50
beds. The new measure will cover hospitals with more than 30 beds, which
is in line with the minimum condition set by the Ministry of Public Health.
2. Rehabilitation service business: At present, the country still lacks qualified
rehabilitation service centers which provide physical and mental rehabilitation
services to their own patients or to patients referred from other departments.
Since at present this medical service is only provided in large scale hospital,
the government considers that this segment should be promoted.
3. Specialized medical service: This is to promote Thailand as the hub for
specialized medical services, such as cancer, heart and allergy centers.
4. Medical technology service: This is aimed at promoting cooperation and
sharing of high-value medical equipment among hospitals. The list of medi-
cal equipment included under this condition will be provided by BOI.
5. Medical logistics service: This is to promote the availability of providers of
specialized logistics services for efficient patient or medical staff transport.
These five kinds of businesses will be granted corporate tax exemption
for 5-8 years according to their locations in order to avoid problems related to
medical personnel. The corporate tax exemption is limited to 100 per cent of
total investment value. These businesses will also receive import duty exemp-
tion privileges on all imported machinery or equipment throughout the project
lifecycle because medical technology changes quickly.
Mr. Bannawat added that the meeting also approved incentives for existing
hospital upgrade projects. This includes the import of more technologically ad-
vanced medical equipment for use within a hospital. This condition is applicable
to all existing hospitals, be it BOI-promoted or non-BOI promoted.
Hospitals currently promoted by the BOI may apply for new incentives
under this program once their corporate income tax exemption period ends.
Hospitals without corporate income tax exemption incentive are also eligible
for this incentive. Interested hospitals must present their medical equipment
and machine upgrade plan together with their application by December 31,
2012. The projects must be completed within three years after the issuance of
the investment promotion certificates. The approved projects will enjoy import
duty exemption on machinery and three-year corporate income tax exemption
on the existing business operation for no more than 70 per cent of the total
investment (excluding land and revolving capital). They will also enjoy corporate
income tax exemption.
The meeting also assigned concerned government authorities, such as the
Ministry of Public Health, the Immigration Department, the Ministry of Finance
and the Ministry of Education to facilitate and provide assistance needed.
For example, concerned government agencies should help solve problems
related to the transporting of patients in critical condition into the country and
encouraging private hospitals to offer courses in Medicine
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 Chamber Activity

The Great Canadian

Y
ou missed a fun filled evening if
you didn’t attend this year’s Great 1
Canadian BBQ on Saturday, January
22, 2011. Upfront, we thank our
sponsors, Ambassador Hoffmann, Andrea
Hoffmann and the Canadian Embassy staff
for all of their support in ensuring a successful
event.
As in prior year’s, the BBQ was held on the
lawn of the Ambassador’s official residence
with one of the largest “Calgary Stampede”
inspired groups to ever attend. The BBQ
maintained it’s traditional down home focus
on great food and family fun with plenty of free
flowing Canadian beer and wine, as well as an
outstanding selection of country & western
music provided by the Outlaw Brothers Band.
Catering support for this year’s event was
also outstanding with Courtyard by Marriott
providing grilled marinated rib eye skewers,
BBQ pork with onions and pineapple, chicken
teriyaki skewers and more. While the British 5 6 7
Club served up a wide array of salads including
potato, mixed greens, Greek and grilled
chicken with cranberry, as well as a complete
BBQ menu offering pork ribs, hamburgers,
sausages, hot dogs, grilled chicken, beef
kebabs, baked beans, chili, corn on the cob
and baked potatoes. Desserts included apple
and berry crumble with hot custard sauce,
fresh seasonal Thai fruit and the eternal
favorite of most kids and adults… chocolate,
strawberry and chocolate chip ice cream
cones.
When it became time to select the “Best
Stampede Outfits” in the Men and Ladies
categories, the judges were certainly offered
a large group of qualified contestants. In
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fact, the ladies category was so competitive
that the judges were required to declare two
winners during year’s event. However, while
the men and ladies competed vigorously to
be the “Best of the Best” in their respective
category, the hands down favorite was a small
gun totting Cowboy by the name of Thomas
Willats who stole the show and garnered
special recognition. Now I understand why
W. C. Fields never wanted to share the lime
light with a small child. He was clearly aware
of being upstaged as validated by Saturday
evening’s competition.
Another exciting part of this year’s BBQ was
the Lucky Draw and Raffle which offered some 17 18 19
wonderful prizes including: several BlackBerry
Torch devices provided by Research In Motion
(RIM), Cross pens by the Royal Bank of
Canada, gourmet jelly beans by Jelly Belly,
Genesis Skin Klinik gift vouchers, Alexander
Keith’s and Kokanee beer, and a “Canadian
Party in a Box”, Canadian wines and more.
We look forward to sharing another great
event with you in 2012 !

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 Chamber Activity

BBQ 2011
2 3 The Great Canadian BBQ
Corporate Sponsor:

Food/ Berverage Sponsor:

9 Prize Donors:

10

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1. Ladies lining up for the “Best Dressed Cowgirl” competition

2. Brad and Cristel on set
3. John Casella with his new and expanded family
4. Ambassador with BBQ guests
5. Peter van Haren was the lucky winner of the “Canadian Party in a Box”
15 16 6. Jason Saunderson presents a “Raffle Winner” with a new BlackBerry Torch device
7. Guest receiving a “Lucky Draw” gift voucher from Genesis Skin Klinik
8. Guests enjoying the Great Canadian BBQ buffet provided by The British Club
9. Yves Gaboriault and family
10. John Stevens, Brad Mol and Ambassador Hoffmann
11. Ambassador Ron Hoffmann presenting the “#1 Cowboy” prize to Thomas Willats!
12. Craig Ritchie and friends enjoying a great afternoon
13. Guests enjoying the Western music
14. Michael and Julie Howard

20 15.
16.
Martin Parent and family
Todd Switzer and partner
17. The Livingston family
18. Ambassador Ron Hoffmann and Sheriff Andrea Hoffmann
19. Sam and Sumon Cohen
20. Buffet sponsored by Courtyard by Marriott.

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 Member Profile

Shama
Shama was founded in 1996
and is recognized across Asia
for creating residences with a
distinct personal touch. With
around 2,000 units, Shama is a
premier provider of luxury and
boutique service apartments in
Asia. Each of Shama’s branded
properties across the region
reflect the company’s passion for
chic homes that exemplify quality,
style and unparalleled customer
service. Shama is currently
expanding across China and to
the major gateway Asian cities
like Bangkok.

S
hama Sukhumvit, Shama’s first
property in Thailand, is a celebration
of modern living coupled with
Shama’s reputable signature service
and world renowned Thai hospitality. It
offers 90 contemporary designed serviced
apartments (one, two and three bedrooms)
and it’s located in a prestigious residential
area among fashionable restaurants, stylish
shopping centres all in the heart of the Central
Business District with a Skytrain station only
a short walk away.
This unique “resort within a city” meets
the refined standards of business and
leisure travelers alike. Amenities include
tropical gardens (awash with flora & fauna),
an extensive clubhouse, an Infinity rooftop
swimming pool (with an incredible view of
Soi 4), a fitness centre, a kids’ area, as well
as yoga and meditation rooms, which all
combine to make Shama Sukhumvit a true
retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city
life.
But best of all Shama has everything
you’ll need to complete your work and
go about your business without having to
even leave your apartment. First, there’s
complimentary wi-fi and broadband access,
which obviously you’ll need. There’s also an
iPhone docking station with a speaker and
alarm clock.
Each unit has its own Electrolux washer/
drying machine, and there’s a fully-equipped
kitchenette featuring a toaster, stove,
microwave and a full-size fridge so you can
prepare whatever meals you desire. Your

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Sukhumvit
balcony can even be fitted with a BBQ if you
so desire.
In the larger suites, there’s a LCD TV with
international programming in both the living
room and the bedrooms, so you can watch
either while either lounging around on the sofa
or from the comfort of your bed. There’s also
a DVD player with USB ports and a stereo
hi-fi system.
There’s an in-room safe to store your
valuables and precious documents; and daily
maid service, even on Sundays and holidays,
with a towel and linen change twice a week
if you are staying for an extended period of
time. There’s also a professional laundry and
dry-cleaning service on offer.
The Shama Den is also a good place to
unwind as it contains a pool table as well
as PlayStation 2 for the kids. There’s also a
complimentary VCD/DVD library.
Then for those who want to get out and
about, Shama provides a complimentary
breakfast on the ground floor, which will
help you start your busy day. The Skytrain
is literally a seven-minute walk away, either
the Nana or Ploenchit station. Many hotels
and serviced apartments say they are within
walking distance of a Skytrain stop, but once
you get there, you find that’s hardly the case.
They can be at the end of a long soi, serviced
by cranky motorcycle taxi drivers who may
only pick you up at their discretion and if you
walk out, particularly in mid-day, you may be
soaked in sweat before you reach a main
traffic artery. Not so with Shama, the BTS
really is a hop, skip and jump away.
Shama hides behind the JW Marriott hotel
on Sukhumvit. That hotel features many fine F
& B outlets, including one of Bangkok’s best
bakeries – The Bangkok Baking Company.
Then across the street from Shama lies the
Ploenchit Centre, which features a Starbucks
and a McDonald’s. You get the point, if you
get cravings, you don’t have far to stroll. Also,
the back entrance of Shama leads directly
onto Soi 4 and its myriad of nightclubs, bars
and restaurants. Despite the din rising up
from Soi 4 late at night the double-glazed
glass on the Shama’s suites keeps the noise
out, so you can have your fun and sleep too.
Shama Signature Living combines style,
service, location & lifestyle. It provides a true
sense of living comfort with personalized
services to suit the individual lifestyles of its
residents and families. There’s even a “no
boundaries” privilege lifestyle program, which
introduces residents to Bangkok’s hidden
gems, whether they be dining, partying,
shopping, pampering, escaping or relaxing.
Shama will also offer short and long term
leases for this new property (1 day – 12
months), which will appeal to both tourists to
Bangkok, and long term corporate tenants.
39/1 soi sukhumvit 2, sukhumvit road,
klongtoey, bangkok, 10110
t: +66 2 105 6000 f: +66 2 105 6001
e: info.bangkok@shama.com
reservations hotline: +66 2 105 6002
www.shama.com
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 TCCC News

Speaker Luncheon The Immigration

Section of the
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Canadian Embassy
Library 1918, Dusit Thani Hotel in Bangkok Launches

T
he Chamber kicked off its 2011 Speaker Luncheon Series with featured speaker A New Website….
Khun Pimpaka Nichgaroon, Head of Research for Thanachart Securities. As a
prior luncheon speaker, Khun Pimpaka is known for delivering a pragmatic and

T
insightful presentation and her talk on "Thailand’s 2011 Economic Outlook" was he website, www.canadainternational.
no exception. Key takeaways included: gc.ca/thailand-thailande/visas/index.
aspxwww.thailand.gc.ca, provides all
• Thailand is entering a new and more sustainable economic cycle the information needed about how and where
• For the first time in 5 years, the domestic economy is emerging as the country’s key to submit applications, what supporting
economic driver documents to provide, office hours, mailing
• Earnings growth is showing signs of sustainable improvement, reversing its long-term address, and other important information.
trend The website also provides all forms and
• With a strengthened domestic economy, the case for fund inflows is now clearer than checklists required for temporary visas which
ever can be downloaded for free from the website.
• And, the banking sector may be one of the leading players in this economic cycle, Generally, applicants can submit ap-
followed by consumer goods, property and building materials. While showing signs plications (with all supporting documents)
of improvement, the tourism sector could counter as a more cyclical player. in person at the Embassy, Bangkok, from
Monday -Thursday between 07:30-10:00
The Chamber also thanks the Dusit Thani hrs. It normally takes five working days to
Hotel for hosting this luncheon and delivering process a complete application. Note that
a great service experience to all in attendance. a new application form is now in use that
Library 1918 is an outstanding venue and includes a 2D barcode page at the time
provided a great setting for kicking off our of downloading and printing the application.
first event of 2011. If the new form is not used, and the applica-
tion is completed by hand or without a 2D
barcode page, applications could take up to
two weeks to process.
In addition, applications received by mail
or by courier service could take up to 4 weeks
to process. Applicant will be informed within
three weeks after a complete visa application
is received by this office as well as whether
a personal interview with a visa officer is
required. If an interview is warranted, the
Mr. Michael Howard, TCCC Treasurer
applicant will be invited for an interview in
presents Khun Pimpaka with the
Bangkok. Applicants residing in Cambodia,
Chamber's speaker gift
Lao or Myanmar will be offered either to be
interviewed in Bangkok or be interviewed in
Phnom Penh (for Cambodia), Vientiane (Lao)
or Yangon (Myanmar) during the next avail-
able visit by a Visa Officer to that country.
Dates of visit are not known in advance and
it may take several weeks and up to several
months before the next Visa Officer's visit.
A medical examination is required if ap-
plicants intend to remain in Canada for longer
than six months or at the discretion of the
officer based on the circumstances of the
case. Medical instructions are issued only
once an application is provisionally approved
by a visa officer. Only applicants who receive
medical forms and instructions are required
to complete a medical exam.
It is important to note that processing
times vary from case to case, often due to
reasons beyond our control. Some cases,
whether due to the individual complexity of
the case or the high volume of applications
received, will take longer to process than the
times indicated on the website.
A large crowd turned out to hear Khun Pimpaka's 2011 economic forecast

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