Thailand: Stricter deportation measures and potential blacklisting
Thailand is stepping up measures to deport foreigners who violate the rules, with the Prime Minister urging provincial officials to speed up expulsions.
Information verified against official sources on 2 November 2026.
Thailand is stepping up measures to deport foreigners who violate the rules, with the Prime Minister urging provincial officials to accelerate expulsions. In a recent case, a foreign national was deported and is being considered for a blacklist for illegal work. This comes against the background of the introduction of a new official regulation by the Prime Minister's Office on deportation, which entered into force on August 28, 2026, establishing structured deportation procedures for violations of immigration laws and work permits, as well as providing for the possibility of a re-entry ban. 2026-11-01
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Last verified: 02.11.2026
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