Professional Guarding Services

It means mitigating risk to executives and VIPs through personal protection by specially trained security personnel. In practice, much of the work happens beforehand, through route and site assessments that establish where the exposure is. On the day it can mean close protection officers with your principal, secure transportation, or simply a driver and a planned route. The right combination depends entirely on who is travelling, where and why.

For a great many business visits, secure transportation with a properly assessed route is enough. Close protection becomes appropriate when there is a specific and identifiable risk to the individual, or when they are moving through genuinely unpredictable environments. We would rather tell you that transport is sufficient than sell a detail you do not need. That assessment is part of the initial conversation and costs you nothing.

That is your decision, and it is worth thinking about carefully. A visible detail deters opportunistic approaches but also signals that the person is worth approaching, which is not always helpful. A low-profile presence draws no attention and suits most corporate and hospitality settings. We will give you an honest view of which serves your principal better in the specific environment they are entering.

It is a review of the places your principal will be and the ways they will travel between them, carried out before the visit. We look at entrances and exits, traffic patterns, waiting areas, and points where someone would be predictable or exposed. From that we recommend routes, timings and arrival arrangements, and identify anywhere that should be avoided. It also produces the extraction courses of action, so there is an agreed plan if a situation changes.

Yes, and short visits are a common requirement. We operate from offices in Bangkok, Samut Sakorn, Chonburi, Pattaya and Rayong, Chiangmai, Hua Hin, Phuket and Samui Island, which covers most business and visitor destinations. Tell us the itinerary and we will confirm honestly what we can support and where arrangements need more lead time. A single-day visit and a two-week programme are planned quite differently.

The more notice, the better the assessment, and that genuinely affects the quality of the service. A week or more allows proper route and site work, coordination with venues and hotels, and the right personnel to be assigned. Shorter notice is often possible, but the planning element is compressed and we will say plainly what that limits. Last-minute requests are worth making anyway, as we would rather offer something realistic than nothing.

Yes. Family members are frequently the more exposed part of the picture, because their movements are routine and predictable in a way that an executive's are not. Arrangements can cover school runs, residences and travel, and often combine close protection with residential monitoring or mobile patrols. We treat family requirements with the same confidentiality as the principal's.

It starts with a confidential conversation about the individual, their profile and what has prompted the enquiry. From there we carry out an assessment and propose a level of cover, with clear reasoning for the recommendation. Once the approach is agreed, personnel are assigned and briefed, and route and site work is completed before the first movement. Nothing is committed until you are comfortable with the plan.