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This obviously means that the Ministerial Regulation issued in 2002 (or was it 2003) under the authority of section 96 bis of the Land Code Act outlining the conditions for land ownership by foreigners remains in force unchanged. Does anybody have a link to that Ministerial Regulation?

Now I know at least this much: "only eight foreigners had bought land" From this news article: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/dpm-supattanapong-defends-governments-foreign-land-ownership-policy/

I've heard about hybrid motor vehicles, but what is a hybrid romance?

Section 86 of the Land Code Act suggests that some sort of reciprocal agreement already exists since 1954 with some countries. To the above, Section 96 bis was added in 1999, giving foreigners the right to by land also where no reciprocal agreement exists between Thailand and the country of which the foreigner is a national, subject to Ministerial Regulations and the Minster's approval for the acquisition.

Even government spokespersons have quoted in news articles to have allegedly referred to a new law, but what has reportedly been approved by the Council of State (cabinet) is in fact a new Ministerial Regulation, replacing the previous regulation. This regulation, and an number of other regulations, need be issued as required by the law, for example by section 96 bis as regards land acquisition by foreigners: My personal impression is that this new regulation and its previous versions are designed to discourage land acquisition by foreigners. It is what I like to call "the Thai way of not saying no". If a foreigner meets all the conditions laid out in the Ministerial Regulation the Minister of the Interior still has the legal authority to disapprove the application, making this an explicit "No" 24 years have passed since the addition of section 96 bis to the Land Code Act and it would be interesting to know how many applications for land purchase by foreigners have been made since then and how many have been approved by the Minister.

Wealthy foreigners have been allowed to buy land since 1954, when the Land Code Act B.E. 2497 was promulgated. Plese see sections 86— 96 ter of this translation of the law: Land Code Act B.E. 2497 (1954) en -krisdika.pdf

For those who may have wondered, like I have, with "Ord" the poster probably meant ORD, which is the IATA code for Chicago O'Hare International Airport in the USA.

Precicely. Without a visa, as you say; no visa on arrival needed, which anyway ls not available for the countries you listed.

For an accurate translation from Isan language (dialect) you need a translator of English mother tongue who knows the Isaan dialect fluently.

I'm not sure but I believe as far as banks are concerned your wife will need a document from the family court stating her appointment as executor of your estate.

The news article "Lady Kai" back in the news! 2016 sensation accuses media and keyboard warriors of defamation makes me wonder whether the various romanised pronunciation systems one sees used in news stories and on this forum have official or otherwise somewhat recognised names. In "Phee Kai", used as a synonym for Lady Kai in the cited article, — "Phee" obviously means พี่, an honorific for an elder sibling or an elder friend, but from what pronunciation system is it? — "Kai" apparently stands for ไก่ (chicken) and I recognise it being part of the Royal Thai General System of Transcription (RTGS), but for all I know it is also part of some other systems.

At last a news article which calls the new rules by the correct name, ie a Regulation of the Ministry of the Interior. Other articles called it a law or an edict or perhaps some other incorrect names. The law, ie The Land Act, and Ministeral Regulations as required by the law have existed for decades. The law also states that every individual application by a foreigner to purchase land must be approved by the Minister. This means that even when an application meets all requirements stipulated in the Ministerial Regulation, the Minister still has the authority to disapprove the application.

I read that the Cabinet, ie the Council of State, approved it last Tuesday.

It is 800k, talking about Thailand and this country's currency, the Thay Baht.

Would you rather see these Russians drafted into the Russian army to fight in Ukraine? Eurpean countries are struggling to accommodate the Ukrainian war refugees. Therefore, isn't it better that the Russians, draft evaders and others, flee to a save haven like Thailand?

"Edict", likely in the form of a Ministerial Regulation, approved by the Cabinet on Tuesday, it was probably published in the Royal Gazette on Wednesday or Thursday.

I should like to use "crypto" to send EUR 20,000 from my EUR account at the Bank of Sondrio in Italy to my THB account at Krungsri Bank in Thailand. How should I go about this?

In the context of your above phrase, what do you mean with "reach out"?

What is "crypto and nft gaming"?

Report it to the district (amphoe, อำเภอ) office or the sub-district (tambon, ตำบล) office.

Thank you, Jimbo551, for posting the above. It seems that not the law is being changed, but a new Ministerial Regulation under the authority of the Land Code is being issued.

Your post is displayed in English on my Android phone with Chrome browser. If you say what device and browser you are using, perhaps someone can help you diagnose what mau may have gone wrong with your configuration.

Can you post a link to that news article?

Is Monkeypox a sexually transmitted disease? From what I have read elsewhere, it is not.

KhunBENQ already mentioned some submarine cable damage and I remember reading something about it a few days ago. Searching for it now, I found this: https://subtelforum.com/category/cable-faults-maintenance/