Deportation regulation still in draft: sweeping removal powers await the Council of State
The PM’s Office Regulation on Deportation — Cabinet-approved 14 July — is still with the Council of State and is […]
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Day 97: the 30-day visa-exemption cut is STILL not in the Royal Gazette
Ninety-seven days after the Cabinet approved cutting visa-exempt stays from 60 to 30 days (19 May 2026), the implementing notification
Political amnesty is law: the Peaceful Society Act takes effect 24 August
The Royal Gazette has published the Act on Promoting a Peaceful Society B.E. 2569 — Thailand’s political amnesty law —
Three years of detention that don’t count as prison: Dika 1056/2569
A convicted defendant asked the Supreme Court to deduct his 3-year preventive detention (กักกัน) order from his prison sentence. In
Customs kept the gold even after the case died: Dika 208/2569
Customs seized 49 gold ornaments on a smuggling allegation under Section 27 bis of the old Customs Act. Nobody was
Who do you sue when the State claims your land? The Supreme Court draws the line
Five new jurisdiction rulings landed on the Dika database this week, and two of them matter for anyone who owns
Foreign-income remittance tax exemption: still a draft, not a law
The proposed royal decree exempting foreign-sourced income remitted in the year it is earned or the following year has still
Day 90: the 30-day visa-exemption cut is still not in the Royal Gazette
Ninety days after the Cabinet approved the new entry matrix on 19 May 2026, 30-day visa exemption for 59 countries,
PIRELLI loses its fight against P.RALLY: trademark similarity is judged as a whole
In Dika 8837/2568, the Italian tyre maker sought cancellation of the P.RALLY mark, registered since 2001 for motorcycle tyres in
Guarantors stay liable even after the borrower’s bankruptcy ends: Dika 7982/2568
A bank’s export credit went bad, the borrower company went through bankruptcy, and the Central Bankruptcy Court later cancelled the