Thai PM Orders Crackdown on Nominee Land Ownership, Mandating Property Sales
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has issued a stern directive to eradicate illegal land ownership by foreign nationals through 'nominee' arrangements. The order mandates the forced sale of high-risk landholdings and the establishment of systems to prevent future illicit activities.
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