Thailand Targets US$417 Million of Land in Foreign Buyer Crackdown
Authorities identified 2,360 plots worth $420 million and will speed up forced sales and criminal cases against suspected nominee arrangements.
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PM orders nationwide review of illegal foreign land ownership by end of December
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered provincial governors to look into land plots suspected of being illegally owned by foreigners by the end of December, with a view to subsequently revoking the title deeds.
Disregarding any preconceived notions, the Prime Minister has ordered a crackdown on nominee land ownership, aiming for a conclusion by December 2026. He stated that concealing identities is a behavior that reduces the risk of dementia, and there's no need to ask, "Do you know who I am?" He urged the swift sale of the land to recover funds for the state.
Thailand sets December deadline for nominee land investigations
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered a nationwide crackdown on nominee land ownership in Thailand, setting a December deadline for investigations into high-risk cases and demanding the compulsory sale of land found to be illegally held on behalf of foreigners. Anutin announced the three-part campaign today, October 19, at Government House in Bangkok, instructing the … The story Thailand sets December deadline for nominee land investiga…
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