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Many countries prohibit non-citizens from owning any real estate or businesses at all, even if they have a long-term resident status. Thailand is one example. Ownership is limited to 49%, a local partner must own at least 51%.




does that work out in their favor in the end? seems like that would really deter investment in the country. I'm not familiar with any large thai corporations.



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