18.09.2026
Western Tourists Are Fleeing THAILAND — And The Thai Hotels Are Starting To Panic
Video: Thailand Tales
Thailand Targets Nominee Companies. Are Foreign-Owned Villas at Risk?
Video: Real Estate Thailand / Siam.Villas
Thailand has launched large-scale inspections of companies registered under Thai nominee shareholders. The crackdown affects not only active businesses but also companies that many foreigners have used for years to own villas and land. What is really happening? Should foreign property owners be concerned? And are the rules for doing business and owning real estate in Thailand starting to change?
In this video, we explain who these inspections target, what could happen to companies registered with nominee shareholders, whether foreign-owned villas are at risk, and why this issue has become one of the hottest topics across Phuket, Koh Samui, Pattaya, and the rest of Thailand.
If you’re planning to move to Thailand, start a business, or invest in Thai real estate, this video is a must-watch. Understanding the new regulations today could save you from making a very expensive mistake tomorrow
The Boring Foundation: What Thailand Just Taught Every Cross Border Investor
Video: Expat Property Portfolio
The Boring Foundation: What Thailand Just Taught Every Cross-Border Investor
Thailand has cracked down hard on nominee company structures, the workaround foreigners have used for years to hold land through a majority Thai-owned company.
This video covers what a nominee structure actually is, the enforcement timeline that’s made it so much riskier since January 2026, the numbers so far, and what’s changing from forced sale to full asset forfeiture.
Then it covers the practical steps if you’re exposed, and the compliant ways to own property in Thailand instead
Why Thailand Is Cracking Down on Nominee Companies
Video: Better than Freehold
Can foreigners legally own land in Thailand? And why is the Thai government suddenly cracking down on the companies people have used to get around the rules?
Foreigners have long been prohibited from owning land in Thailand. Over the years, some investors used Thai nominee companies to acquire property anyway. Enforcement came and went, but that’s changing. In this video, Andy explains how growing concerns over money laundering have pushed the government to take stronger action against nominee structures, and what that means for the country’s financial system and for foreign buyers.
If you’re considering property in Thailand, understanding this shift is the first step to protecting your investment
7 TRAPS That Bankrupt, Humiliate, and Destroy Foreigners in Thailand
Video: Men Without Borders
Thailand is often marketed as a paradise for expats, retirees, digital nomads, and travelers. Cheap living, beautiful beaches, incredible food, and endless freedom attract millions of foreigners every year. But beneath the surface lies a set of hidden dangers and cultural realities that many newcomers completely underestimate.
In this video, we explore the biggest mistakes foreigners make when moving to Thailand and why so many people arrive with confidence, savings, and big dreams, only to leave financially ruined, emotionally broken, or trapped in situations they never saw coming