Thailand cannabis laws in 2026 explained: prescriptions for flower, narcotic extracts, shop licence changes, public smoking and rules for foreigners.
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Release after Thailand’s maximum 84-day pre-charge remand period does not end the criminal case. This guide explains Section 87, later prosecution, limitation periods, arrest warrants and extradition.
Released After 84 Days in Thailand: Why the Criminal Case Can Still Continue Read More »
A Chiang Mai hostel raid shows why a 51/49 company structure does not protect a foreign-linked business when the Thai shareholder may exist only on paper. We explain the nominee, hotel-licensing, DTV and work-permit risks.
The 2026 Thailand deportation regulation does not make every fine an automatic ground for removal. It clarifies how authorities report cases and process deportation while separate appeal deadlines remain critical.
Thailand Deportation Regulation 2026: What Foreigners Need to Know Read More »
A Thai citizen working abroad for a licensed gambling business is not automatically breaking Thai law. The answer depends on Thai-facing activity, actual duties, knowledge, customer location and the source of funds.
Can a Thai Work for a Legal Overseas Gambling Company? Thai Law Explained Read More »
Foreigners generally cannot work as tour guides in Thailand. A work permit does not replace the Thai-nationality requirement, tour-guide licence or restricted-occupation rules.
Can Foreigners Work as Tour Guides in Thailand? Lessons from a Phuket Arrest Read More »
Thailand generally does not cap cash brought into the country, but travellers must declare foreign currency over USD 15,000 or equivalent and comply with the applicable THB 450,000 aggregate rules.
Bringing Cash into Thailand: Declaration Limits and Legal Risks Read More »
A marriage-based extension does not guarantee continued stay in Thailand. Learn when permission may be revoked, who has a 48-hour appeal, and how removal differs from extradition.
Thailand Marriage Visa Revocation: 48-Hour Appeal and Deportation Risks Read More »
Can a creditor post a debtor on Facebook in Thailand? Learn the defamation risks, Debt Collection Act rules, lawful recovery options, and evidence required.
Posting a Debtor on Facebook in Thailand: Defamation and Lawful Debt Collection Read More »
Same-day bail in Thailand depends on preparation, the court’s order and the release-warrant process. This guide explains the legal test, same-day workflow, documents for foreign defendants and why cash is often the most practical option.
