Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has revoked the Thai citizenship of Ariel Blushstein, an Israeli-born businessman. According to the revocation order, Blushstein failed to disclose that he was an Israeli and Uruguayan citizen when he became naturalized, the Bangkok Post reported. According to the newspaper, a foreigner who has obtained Thai citizenship is allowed to continue holding another passport if their country of origin permits dual citizenship. However, they must use their Thai passport when entering and exiting Thailand, which Blushstein allegedly did not do.
Reports in Thailand: Israeli-born businessman stripped of citizenship
Itamar Eichner|
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