Thailand enforces regulations on foreign companies misrepresenting local ownership

Authorities in Thailand have intensified their crackdown on foreign-linked companies using fraudulent nominee schemes to bypass local ownership laws. A recent case involved an Israeli woman allegedly operating an adult content business under the guise of a nail salon in Krabi. This investigation is part of a broader effort that has identified around 50,000 companies for scrutiny. Legal firms report a surge in inquiries from foreign investors concerned about potential asset seizures amid fears that legitimate businesses could be mistakenly implicated.

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