Håller med. Det är inte så mkt lagarna, utan lotteriet hur de används som skrämmer. Tillsammans med korruptionen.
Myndigheter jagar olagliga verksamheter som drivs av utlänningar
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Det handlar om mycket pengar också som förmodligen inte bara kommer att tillföras statskassan, känsla är väl som vanligt att en del Thai kommer att. bli betydligt rikare på det här.
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Ja, många köper redan upp land och villor till ”vrakpris”. Jag ser det själv på nära håll här på Samui. Just de jag känner till är inga skojare utan thai med pengar från företagande och tidigare landaffärer.
Det är lite lustigt med många förmågna thai här. De klär sig helt vanligt, åker i halvskruttiga bilar eller moppar och bär sällan stora guldsmycken. Samtidigt är de goda för hundra miljoner baht eller i vissa fall betydligt mer.
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Taktiskt och smart, har träffat mångmiljardärer i Europa som har gjort så också, det är i många fall bra att inte sticka ut och dra till sig blickar genom lyxbilar, guld och annat, en gubbe hade 3 flygplan, tio italienska sportbilar, Bentley, Rolls och bodde på ett gods o.s.v, men inga snören skorna och en hoddie på sig, en annan gick i korktofflor och körde runt i en rostig Renault trots att han hade massor av fina bilar, fastigheter i fem länder, han bodde på en herrgård med hjortar, pool och 8-10 anställda som skötte trädgård, städade, lagade mat och pysslade om honom, har man mycket pengar är det åtminstone i Europa stor risk för kidnappning av familjemedlemmar, intrång och rånförsök m.m, så då är det stängsel, övervakningskameror, larm och sånt som gäller.
Kan tillägga att jag tror det är så att dom som verkligen är rika vet om det ändå och behöver inte gå runt och skylta med det till skillnad mot dom som vill framstå som rika trots att dom egentligen kanske inte är det alternativt nyrika som verkligen vill visa upp att dom har kommit upp sig.
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Det är väl bra att pengarna stannar i Thailand.
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Thailand targets 10,000 visa overstayers nationwide
9 hours ago
Thai immigration police have been ordered to track down more than 10,000 foreigners believed to be overstaying their visas, in a nationwide operation stretching from Bangkok to tourist islands and border provinces.
The order, issued by Immigration Bureau chief Police Lieutenant General Nopasin Poolsawat, forms part of a wider police campaign against organised fraud, drug trafficking and illegal immigration led by National Police Commissioner General Samran Nuanma.
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Thailand targets 10,000 visa overstayers nationwide
9 hours ago
Thai immigration police have been ordered to track down more than 10,000 foreigners believed to be overstaying their visas, in a nationwide operation stretching from Bangkok to tourist islands and border provinces.
The order, issued by Immigration Bureau chief Police Lieutenant General Nopasin Poolsawat, forms part of a wider police campaign against organised fraud, drug trafficking and illegal immigration led by National Police Commissioner General Samran Nuanma.
Thailand targets 10,000 visa overstayers nationwide
Thai immigration police are targeting 10,000 suspected visa overstayers nationwide, alongside raids on foreign fraud suspects and major drug networks.
aseannow.com
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Undrar om detta blir en “trend”, eller mest ett enstaka fall?
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Undrar om detta blir en “trend”, eller mest ett enstaka fall?
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Men det var väl en konstig förklaring. Thailändare får väl ha dubbla nationaliteter, min fru har det och att han använde sitt amerikanska pass för att resa till Australien berodde väl på enklare visumregler där. Det måste ligga något annat bakom detta.
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Misstänker att dom vill bli av med honom och det är ju svårt om han inte begår allvarliga brott och dessutom är han Thailändsk medborgare
Genom att återkalla medborgarskapet genom lite "udda" tillämpning av lagarna kan dom ju i nästa steg av någon anledning neka honom långtidsvisum etc och bli av med honom helt.
Isan Lover
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HejUndrar om detta blir en “trend”, eller mest ett enstaka fall?
Det borde ju rimligen dyka upp fler liknande fall om dom börjar kontrollera och undersöka fall såpass långt tillbaka i tiden.
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Krabi –
On the 29th of October 2026 at 11:30 a.m., Krabi Governor Angkun Silatewakul and Police Lieutenant General Wimon Phithakburapha, Commander of Provincial Police Region 8, jointly launched Operation “Nominee Crackdown” in the Ao Nang Subdistrict of the Mueang Krabi District.
The operation is to prevent and suppress foreign nationals engaged in businesses that may violate Thai law, with a particular focus on cases where Thai citizens are allegedly used as nominees to conceal true ownership and control of enterprises.
Authorities have identified multiple business categories requiring scrutiny, including hotels, accommodations, retail outlets, and restaurants. Investigators are examining the management structures and identifying the actual beneficial owners. Evidence is currently being gathered for possible legal proceedings.
Police Lieutenant General Wimon stated that the operation is a coordinated effort involving the police and various provincial agencies, including local administration, the Provincial Commercial Office, Revenue Office, Public Health Office, Customs Office and Employment Office, among others.
The goal, he said, is to safeguard Thailand’s economic system and ensure fairness for operators who conduct business in compliance with the law. He reaffirmed that the use of Thai nationals as nominees will not be allowed to serve as a means of circumventing legal restrictions, and that investigations will expand to all levels of involvement based on the evidence obtained.
thephuketexpress.com
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Krabi Launches “Nominee Crackdown” Targeting Ao Nang
Thursday, 29 October 2026, 21:09Krabi –
On the 29th of October 2026 at 11:30 a.m., Krabi Governor Angkun Silatewakul and Police Lieutenant General Wimon Phithakburapha, Commander of Provincial Police Region 8, jointly launched Operation “Nominee Crackdown” in the Ao Nang Subdistrict of the Mueang Krabi District.
The operation is to prevent and suppress foreign nationals engaged in businesses that may violate Thai law, with a particular focus on cases where Thai citizens are allegedly used as nominees to conceal true ownership and control of enterprises.
Authorities have identified multiple business categories requiring scrutiny, including hotels, accommodations, retail outlets, and restaurants. Investigators are examining the management structures and identifying the actual beneficial owners. Evidence is currently being gathered for possible legal proceedings.
Police Lieutenant General Wimon stated that the operation is a coordinated effort involving the police and various provincial agencies, including local administration, the Provincial Commercial Office, Revenue Office, Public Health Office, Customs Office and Employment Office, among others.
The goal, he said, is to safeguard Thailand’s economic system and ensure fairness for operators who conduct business in compliance with the law. He reaffirmed that the use of Thai nationals as nominees will not be allowed to serve as a means of circumventing legal restrictions, and that investigations will expand to all levels of involvement based on the evidence obtained.
Krabi Launches “Nominee Crackdown” Targeting Ao Nang - The Phuket Express
Krabi – On the 29th of October 2026 at 11:30 a.m., Krabi Governor Angkun Silatewakul and Police Lieutenant General Wimon Phithakburapha, Commander of Provincial Police Region 8, jointly launched Operation...
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Göteborgare och polaker same same och båtar gillar dom
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Thai authorities are investigating 19 companies linked to Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor after his Thai citizenship was revoked, and checking whether relatives who hold Thai nationality have committed any offences, Deputy Interior Minister Polapee Suwunchwee said on October 30, 2026.
Kantor is head of the Chabad network in Thailand and a leader of the country’s Jewish community. Polapee explained that the prime minister had signed the revocation order following a case referred by the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to the Department of Provincial Administration.
According to Polapee, officials had established that Kantor continued to use his US nationality after acquiring Thai citizenship.
Polapee indicated that similar action would be taken against anyone found to have committed violations.
The Department of Provincial Administration’s investigation has identified 19 companies linked to Kantor. The Department of Lands and the Commerce Ministry’s Department of Business Development are coordinating their work to complete the case file promptly.
“If shareholdings exceed the proportions permitted by law, the companies will be treated as nominee businesses,” Polapee said.
The DSI and the Department of Lands are also compiling information to establish whether the 19 companies hold interests in other businesses.
“If offences are found, we will pursue asset seizures, freezes and compulsory sales in accordance with the law.”
www.nationthailand.com
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Thailand probes 19 firms linked to rabbi stripped of Thai citizenship
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2026
Thai authorities examine 19 firms linked to Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor and possible offences involving relatives after his Thai citizenship was revoked.
Thai authorities are investigating 19 companies linked to Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor after his Thai citizenship was revoked, and checking whether relatives who hold Thai nationality have committed any offences, Deputy Interior Minister Polapee Suwunchwee said on October 30, 2026.Kantor is head of the Chabad network in Thailand and a leader of the country’s Jewish community. Polapee explained that the prime minister had signed the revocation order following a case referred by the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to the Department of Provincial Administration.
According to Polapee, officials had established that Kantor continued to use his US nationality after acquiring Thai citizenship.
Relatives under investigation
The Department of Provincial Administration is identifying Kantor’s descendants and others who subsequently obtained Thai nationality. It is also examining whether his descendants and relatives living in Thailand who hold Thai citizenship have committed any offences.Polapee indicated that similar action would be taken against anyone found to have committed violations.
Land and company holdings examined
Investigators are also examining when each plot of land held by Kantor was acquired and whether ownership breached Thai law. Polapee explained that the Department of Lands would require land to be sold if unlawful holdings during his period as a Thai citizen were established.The Department of Provincial Administration’s investigation has identified 19 companies linked to Kantor. The Department of Lands and the Commerce Ministry’s Department of Business Development are coordinating their work to complete the case file promptly.
“If shareholdings exceed the proportions permitted by law, the companies will be treated as nominee businesses,” Polapee said.
The DSI and the Department of Lands are also compiling information to establish whether the 19 companies hold interests in other businesses.
“If offences are found, we will pursue asset seizures, freezes and compulsory sales in accordance with the law.”
Thailand probes 19 firms linked to rabbi stripped of Thai citizenship
Thai authorities examine 19 firms linked to Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor and possible offences involving relatives after his Thai citizenship was revoked.
www.nationthailand.com
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Krabi arrests 18 in Ao Nang nominee crackdown
9 hours ago
Immigration police and regional officers have arrested 18 people in a crackdown on alleged foreign nominee businesses in Ao Nang, Krabi, with Indian, Myanmar and Thai nationals detained.
The operation, carried out at five locations in the resort area, followed a police investigation into companies allegedly set up as fronts using Thai shareholders on behalf of foreigners. Authorities said arrest warrants had been issued for suspects.
Five sites searched in Ao Nang
Colonel Charoenphong Khantilo, spokesman for Immigration Division 6, announced the results on 30 October 2026.
Krabi Immigration Police worked with Provincial Police Region 8 and Krabi provincial police investigators to execute Krabi Provincial Court search warrants at five targets in Ao Nang, in Mueang Krabi district.
The investigation team was led by Colonel Dusit Jitkhunthod, superintendent of Krabi Immigration, Lieutenant Colonel Wiracha Sanansilp, deputy superintendent, and Lieutenant Colonel Wirat Inyot, an inspector.
Indian, Myanmar and Thai suspects named
Police said the court approved warrants covering 26 alleged participants.
Seven foreigners were named in the warrants: five Indian nationals and two Myanmar nationals. They are accused of allowing Thai nationals to hold shares on their behalf.
Nineteen Thai nationals were also wanted, accused of helping foreigners by acting as nominee shareholders.
Officers have now detained 18 suspects. The remaining eight are believed to be evading arrest, with investigators continuing efforts to locate them, police said.
The broader enforcement drive was carried out under policies set by national police chief General Samran Nuanma, Immigration Bureau commissioner Lieutenant General Noppasin Poolsawat, and deputy commissioners Major General Thanit Thaivatcharamas and Major General Nattakorn Prapayon.
Police described the Ao Nang businesses under investigation as front companies. Legitimate foreign investors and business owners may wish to ensure their company records, shareholding arrangements and immigration status are in order, particularly where Thai partners or shareholders are involved.
Colonel Charoenphong said cooperation between agencies, supported by Immigration Bureau information technology systems and linked databases, had made it more effective to identify foreigners allegedly involved in illegal activity.
He said members of the public can report suspected wrongdoing involving foreign nationals to the Immigration Bureau hotline on 1178, available 24 hours a day.
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Krabi arrests 18 in Ao Nang nominee crackdown
9 hours ago
Immigration police and regional officers have arrested 18 people in a crackdown on alleged foreign nominee businesses in Ao Nang, Krabi, with Indian, Myanmar and Thai nationals detained.
The operation, carried out at five locations in the resort area, followed a police investigation into companies allegedly set up as fronts using Thai shareholders on behalf of foreigners. Authorities said arrest warrants had been issued for suspects.
Five sites searched in Ao Nang
Colonel Charoenphong Khantilo, spokesman for Immigration Division 6, announced the results on 30 October 2026.
Krabi Immigration Police worked with Provincial Police Region 8 and Krabi provincial police investigators to execute Krabi Provincial Court search warrants at five targets in Ao Nang, in Mueang Krabi district.
The investigation team was led by Colonel Dusit Jitkhunthod, superintendent of Krabi Immigration, Lieutenant Colonel Wiracha Sanansilp, deputy superintendent, and Lieutenant Colonel Wirat Inyot, an inspector.
Indian, Myanmar and Thai suspects named
Police said the court approved warrants covering 26 alleged participants.
Seven foreigners were named in the warrants: five Indian nationals and two Myanmar nationals. They are accused of allowing Thai nationals to hold shares on their behalf.
Nineteen Thai nationals were also wanted, accused of helping foreigners by acting as nominee shareholders.
Officers have now detained 18 suspects. The remaining eight are believed to be evading arrest, with investigators continuing efforts to locate them, police said.
The broader enforcement drive was carried out under policies set by national police chief General Samran Nuanma, Immigration Bureau commissioner Lieutenant General Noppasin Poolsawat, and deputy commissioners Major General Thanit Thaivatcharamas and Major General Nattakorn Prapayon.
Police described the Ao Nang businesses under investigation as front companies. Legitimate foreign investors and business owners may wish to ensure their company records, shareholding arrangements and immigration status are in order, particularly where Thai partners or shareholders are involved.
Colonel Charoenphong said cooperation between agencies, supported by Immigration Bureau information technology systems and linked databases, had made it more effective to identify foreigners allegedly involved in illegal activity.
He said members of the public can report suspected wrongdoing involving foreign nationals to the Immigration Bureau hotline on 1178, available 24 hours a day.
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Bara överste löjtnanter hela högen, till och med parkerings vakter har överste grad!Hej
Krabi arrests 18 in Ao Nang nominee crackdown
9 hours ago
Immigration police and regional officers have arrested 18 people in a crackdown on alleged foreign nominee businesses in Ao Nang, Krabi, with Indian, Myanmar and Thai nationals detained.
The operation, carried out at five locations in the resort area, followed a police investigation into companies allegedly set up as fronts using Thai shareholders on behalf of foreigners. Authorities said arrest warrants had been issued for suspects.
Five sites searched in Ao Nang
Colonel Charoenphong Khantilo, spokesman for Immigration Division 6, announced the results on 30 October 2026.
Krabi Immigration Police worked with Provincial Police Region 8 and Krabi provincial police investigators to execute Krabi Provincial Court search warrants at five targets in Ao Nang, in Mueang Krabi district.
The investigation team was led by Colonel Dusit Jitkhunthod, superintendent of Krabi Immigration, Lieutenant Colonel Wiracha Sanansilp, deputy superintendent, and Lieutenant Colonel Wirat Inyot, an inspector.
Indian, Myanmar and Thai suspects named
Police said the court approved warrants covering 26 alleged participants.
Seven foreigners were named in the warrants: five Indian nationals and two Myanmar nationals. They are accused of allowing Thai nationals to hold shares on their behalf.
Nineteen Thai nationals were also wanted, accused of helping foreigners by acting as nominee shareholders.
Officers have now detained 18 suspects. The remaining eight are believed to be evading arrest, with investigators continuing efforts to locate them, police said.
The broader enforcement drive was carried out under policies set by national police chief General Samran Nuanma, Immigration Bureau commissioner Lieutenant General Noppasin Poolsawat, and deputy commissioners Major General Thanit Thaivatcharamas and Major General Nattakorn Prapayon.
Police described the Ao Nang businesses under investigation as front companies. Legitimate foreign investors and business owners may wish to ensure their company records, shareholding arrangements and immigration status are in order, particularly where Thai partners or shareholders are involved.
Colonel Charoenphong said cooperation between agencies, supported by Immigration Bureau information technology systems and linked databases, had made it more effective to identify foreigners allegedly involved in illegal activity.
He said members of the public can report suspected wrongdoing involving foreign nationals to the Immigration Bureau hotline on 1178, available 24 hours a day.
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Isan Lover
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HejBara överste löjtnanter hela högen, till och med parkerings vakter har överste grad!
Högre grad - högre lön.
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Verkar som att Sverige har en del att lära här!
Fantastiskt att Thailand kan återkalla medborgarskap; när det tydligen skall vara helt omöjligt och i strid med alla lagar, avtal och konventioner och därmed helt omöjligt att återkalla det svenska för utlänningar med dubbla medborgarskap.
Verkar inte som att Thailand anser att ett medborgarskap räcker för att göra dig till thai?
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