Nantiwat’s comments seem to blur personal opinion with policy reality. Thailand’s situation is straightforward: the country depends heavily on both foreign tourists and foreign workers. Tourism is one of Thailand’s largest economic engines, and visa‑free entry is a major reason the country remains competitive. At the same time, millions of migrant workers from neighbouring countries keep key sectors running: construction, agriculture, fisheries, manufacturing, and domestic work. These are structural needs, not optional extras. Security concerns are legitimate, but they should be addressed through targeted enforcement and better screening, not by framing entire nationalities as risks or by undermining the visa system that supports the economy. The real challenge is balancing openness with sensible controls, not rolling back policies that Thailand relies on. In short: Thailand needs foreign tourists and it needs foreign workers, and policy should reflect economic facts rather than personal anxieties!
