Nattapong Sukkasem
Nattapong Sukkasem is the author credited for the Thailand visa and expat coverage on ThaiVisaFinder. This page identifies that editorial byline so readers can follow the articles, see the subjects covered, and send questions or corrections. The publisher is Genext Information Systems, as described on the site's About page.
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Articles by Nattapong Sukkasem
- Bangkok Condo Glut: 65,300 Unsold Units Favour Renters
- Expat Emergency Plan: Wills, Contacts and Consent
- Health Insurance Claim Rejected? 6 Traps for Expats
- Hua Hin Beach Demolition Starts
- Phuket Overstay Arrest After 1,807 Days
- Privilege Visa Holders Screened After Scam Bust
- Thai Care Homes Face Nationwide Inspections
- Bangkok Police Raid 94 Nominee-Owned Homes
- The 1,000-Baht Departure Tax Explained
- Thailand 450-Baht Fee: October Update Targets Q1 2027
- Visa Gap Leaves IMF Bangkok Visitors Guessing
- Baht Slides to 33.6 per Dollar: What It Means for Expats
- LTR Visa Passes 12,000 Approvals
- Maya Bay Reopens, Rules Stay Tight
- New Disaster Insurance for 30 Million Thai Homes
- Chiang Mai Condo Glut Helps Renters
- Phuket Pushes LTR and Use Rights
- Hotel Act Rewrite Hits Renters in Thailand
- Bangkok Immigration Offices Shut
- UK Pension Freeze Stays: What It Means for Retirees
- THIM Immigration App Passes 600,000 Downloads
- 450-Baht Tourist Entry Fee Nears Approval
- Thailand Privilege Bronze Tier Is Closing: Deadline
- Nominee Crackdown Hits Pattaya
- Cannabis Goes Medical-Only in Thailand
- Suvarnabhumi eGates Open to 33 Nationalities
- Overstay Rules After the New 30-Day Visa-Free Cut
- A Valid Stamp Can Still Be Revoked in Thailand
- First Week of the 30-Day Visa-Free Rule: What Changed
- Strong Baht Squeezes Retiree Pensions in Thailand
- The 30-Day Visa Exemption Starts Monday
- Why the 30-Day Extension Now Matters for Long Stays
- Already in Thailand When Your 60-Day Stamp Ends?
- Visa Exemption Becomes Tourism-Only From 15 September
- Thai Visa Land Border Cap: Two Entries a Year 2026
- 21 Passports Need a Thai Visa From 15 September
- Thailand's New Foreign Business Rules for 2026
- 60-Day Stamp Holders: 11 Days Left Before the Cut
- 90-Day Reporting Moves Online From 1 October
- Thailand's 30-Day Visa-Free Cap Starts 15 September
- DTV Visa Thailand: New 31 August Application Rules
- New Thailand Deportation Rules 2026
- Health Insurance Rules for Long-Stay Visas in 2026
- DTV Visa Thailand 2026: Why Extensions Get Rejected
- Suvarnabhumi Auto Gates Expand to 33 Nationalities
- Thailand Visa Exemption: 60 Days Still in Force
- Moving to Thailand? Thai Bank Accounts Just Got Harder
- Thai Visa Runs Are Over: The 2026 Immigration Crackdown
- Thailand THIM App: Visa Admin Deadline Slips Again
- Thailand Foreign Income Tax 2026: The Break Isn't Law Yet