With a 2.1 billion baht budget, the project is designed to install 2,000 biometrics devices at 170 immigration points
Should Thai people working in other Asean countries continue being part of the Thai social security system so they can enjoy the benefits, especially the pension,...
Thailand started deep changes in its labour migration policy in 2014 to regulate the 3.8 million migrant workers following criticism over human trafficking
Driven by poverty, continuous ethnic battles, oppression, human rights abuse and many more intolerable reasons, millions of Myanmar people have moved often illegally to their neighboring...
Thailand’s cabinet agreed to grant an additional three-month grace period to illegal migrant workers to stay in the kingdom so that they could complete their registration...
Bangkok, the Thai capital, has the highest number of foreign labourers in Thailand, accounting for around 30 per cent of the overall figure.
The Thai government has helped legalize nearly one million previously undocumented labour migrants. Cooperating with neighbouring Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar – where most migrant labourers come...
