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100,000 Tomyam Shop Workers in Malaysia Do Not Have Permits

Summary by Utusan Online
NARATHIWAT (THAILAND): The Southern Thai regional development authority has confirmed that there are more than 100,000 Thai nationals working in tomyam restaurants in Malaysia who do not yet have valid work permits. Acting Secretary-General of the Southern Border Provincial Administrative Center (SBPAC), Chonthanya Saengphum said that based on information obtained, there are 200,000 Thai nationals working in about 5,000 tomyam restaurants in ...
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NARATHIWAT (THAILAND): The Southern Thai regional development authority has confirmed that there are more than 100,000 Thai nationals working in tomyam restaurants in Malaysia who do not yet have valid work permits. Acting Secretary-General of the Southern Border Provincial Administrative Center (SBPAC), Chonthanya Saengphum said that based on information obtained, there are 200,000 Thai nationals working in about 5,000 tomyam restaurants in ...

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Utusan Online broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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