Thailand Enhances Birth Certificate Fraud Prevention with New Electronic System
Thailand's government will implement an electronic system for birth certificate applications by private hospitals starting December 1st, aiming to prevent illegal nationality acquisition by foreign children and eliminate fraudulent 'proxy father' schemes.
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