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Police emphasise restrictions on foreigner-owned businesses in Thailand

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6 hours ago, austhai said:

Load of rubbish. There are no foreign owned entertainment venues. It would be a Thai Company that owns it. I may have foreigners as shareholders to the value of 49% but thats it. Try looking at illegally owned places without licenses. 

Give it a few months and you’ll realise just how stupid your post was. 

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On 1/17/2023 at 8:30 PM, Dazkkk said:

Give it a few months and you’ll realise just how stupid your post was. 

I was showing sarcasm towards the legalities, I've been running businesses here for 21 yrs.

On 1/17/2023 at 2:56 PM, ThailandRyan said:

Did you loo at the title of the OP, they are discussing companies that look legal but are only listed as being owned by a Thai but are actually run by others who are not Thai.....illegal to use a Thai to buy or make a business if they are not actually involved ie....Nominee.

I was showing sarcasm. I have run businesses here for 21yrs

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