Myanmar has introduced new rules for migrant workers in Thailand concerning money
The Myanmar government has tightened rules for its citizens working in Thailand, requiring them to use official channels for 25% of their remittances and to pay a 2% income tax before applying for a Certificate of Identity (CI).
Information verified against official sources on 17 October 2026.
The Myanmar government has tightened rules for its citizens working in Thailand, requiring them to use official channels for 25% of their remittances and to pay a 2% income tax before applying for a Certificate of Identity (CI). These new rules, which came into effect on October 13, 2026, aim to increase the regime's revenues and complicate the process for migrants to obtain legal work permits.2026-10-16
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Last verified: 17.10.2026
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