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Are There Really More "Foreigners Behaving Badly" in Thailand?
The issue of foreigners behaving badly in Thailand is so talked about on social media, the query has risen as to whether incidents have really increased, the fact being that they have.
60-Day Visa-Free Stay in Thailand "Officially Scrapped"?
Thai Immigration has made some visa changes, the most recent being reducing the 60-day visa free policy back to 30 days and also maybe reviewing the countries this policy will apply to.
"Intensified Scrutiny of TM.30" from Thai Immigration?
There have been many articles in the recent past regarding the increase in scrutiny by Thai Immigration, especially regarding overstayers, whereby extra scrutiny is now being focused on the Notification of Residence.
"Stricter Prescreening Mechanisms" on Arrival Via Thai Immigration?
Thai Immigration is looking into making some changes to the visa-free entry protocols which could result in stricter pre-screening on issues such as proof of finances and visa runs for instance.
Do "Law Abiding Expatriates" Have Anything to Fear in Thailand?
Although most expats need not be concerned about being in Thailand legally, one's documentation should be up to date as Thai authorities are serious about the issue of foreigners being in Thailand illegally.
"Visas Are Fully Compliant with Thai Law"?
Thai law enforcement is continuing with increased scrutiny of foreign nationals specifically as it pertains to the legitimacy of corporate structures which most likely will continue into 2027.
Foreigner in Thailand Arrested "Working Illegally as a Land Broker"?
Thai Authorities are cracking down on foreigners working illegally in Thailand especially in restricted occupations and most especially in occupations that pertain to real estate.
"Searches of Five Law Offices" Regarding Nominees in Thailand?
The ongoing crackdowns on nominee structures have resulted in five law firms being searched whereby some companies were found suspected of using Thai nominees, possibly in order to buy land.
House Books a Requirement for Thai Retirement Visa Renewals?
When retirees in Thailand extend their Retirement Visas, certain types of supporting documentation is required whereby it seems that in some cases the Yellow House Book (Tabian Baan) may soon also be needed.
"Release on Bail" Denied in Thai Anti-Nominee Investigation?
Thai Authorities take the issue of nominee structures very seriously as evidenced by the recent crackdowns, and now the denial of bail for those suspects recently apprehended in such a case.