Thailand to Ease Entry for Foreign Workers with Immigration Law Amendments
The Thai government has approved draft amendments to immigration laws aimed at expanding the intake of foreign workers to support economic growth. This is expected to make it easier for foreign workers with specific skills and in certain industries to work in Thailand.
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