Thailand to Investigate Foreign Land Ownership - Six Juristic Persons Identified as High-Risk
The Governor of Kanchanaburi, Thailand, announced that six juristic persons have been identified as high-risk in an investigation into foreign land ownership. This follows the governor's directive to crack down on nominee ownership of land. The move suggests a potential expansion of such investigations nationwide.
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