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Nominee land ownership in Thailand can follow you to the grave
Phuket News
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Our previous article explored how foreign investors often use nominee structures to bypass Thailand’s restrictive business ownership laws under the Foreign Business Act (FBA). These arrangements, which involve Thai nationals acting as majority shareholders on paper while foreigners retain actual control, carry significant legal risks and have been the target of intensified government crackdowns.
