Thailand’s New 2026 Deportation Regulation: Implications for Foreigners
Regulation of the Office of the Prime Minister of Thailand on the deportation of B.
Information verified against official sources on 2 November 2026.
The Office of the Prime Minister of Thailand's Deportation Regulation B.E. 2569 (2026), which entered into force on August 28, 2026, establishes that violations of the Foreign Business Act (FBA) constitute grounds for deportation. The article emphasizes that even fines or suspended sentences can initiate deportation proceedings. The regulation standardizes interagency procedures, accelerating decision-making. The U.S. Embassy in Bangkok had previously warned about stepped-up measures against nominee arrangements.2026-10-31
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