This will also ensure that the crisis that the country is suffering from related to the shortage of migrant workers will also be solved. Experts suggest that Thailand authorities are aiming to solve two problems by this–one if illegal penetration and the second one its workers shortage.
Department of Employment director-general Pairoj Chotikasathien also stressed on the government’s concerns of illegal migrants and expressed how they aim to solve this. He added that for easy conversation, a memorandum of understanding has been signed between these countries. Under this, employers have demanded 38,933 workers from Cambodia, 117,029 from Myanmar and 11,999 from Laos. He further added that Thailand will hence allow permits for 2,132,469 Myanmar, Lao and Cambodian workers.
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