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Thailand video news | Thailand blocks nearly 30,000 foreigners under immigration crackdown, Nakhon Ratchasima issues rabies warning
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In Thailand video news, Alex brings you the latest stories from Thailand and across the region. Thailand has blocked nearly 30,000 foreigners under its new “Three No’s” immigration crackdown. Meanwhile, the UK has confirmed that British retirees in Thailand will continue to miss out on annual state pension increases.
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- Thailand has blocked nearly 30,000 foreigners under its new “Three No’s”
- Thailand Blocks Nearly 30,000 Foreigners Under Immigration Crackdown
- In Thailand video news, Alex brings you the latest stories from Thailand and across the region
- Meanwhile, the UK has confirmed that British retirees in Thailand will continue to miss out on annual state pension increases
- In crime news, an Italian man allegedly tried to smuggle heroin into a police cell, a Russian woman ran an illegal beauty clinic in Phuket, an Indonesian man received jail time for molesting a Thai teenager on a flight, and Thai police
- Later, health officials warn of rising rabies cases in Nakhon Ratchasima, while millions of pink sea cucumbers wash up on a beach in Rayong.
Summary
In Thailand video news, Alex brings you the latest stories from Thailand and across the region. Thailand has blocked nearly 30,000 foreigners under its new “Three No’s” immigration crackdown. Meanwhile, the UK has confirmed that British retirees in Thailand will continue to miss out on annual state pension increases.
### Thailand Blocks Nearly 30,000 Foreigners Under Immigration Crackdown
Thailand’s Immigration Bureau refused entry to 29,490 foreign nationals during the first five months of 2026. Officials carried out the action under the country’s “Three No’s” strategy: No Entry, No Stay, and No Escape. The campaign targets security threats, visa violators, and suspected foreign criminals. Authorities use the Advance Passenger Processing System to stop blacklisted travellers before they board flights. More than 169,000 names now appear on the blacklist.