Thai Army Warns Public Against Military Enlistment Scams
The Royal Thai Army has issued a warning about scammers posing as officers who claim they can help people enlist in exchange for money. It emphasizes that the official recruitment process involves no payments and follows strict regulations. The public is advised to avoid transferring money, gather evidence, and report any such approaches to police and the Army.
The Royal Thai Army warns the public to be alert to individuals who pose as officers or claim close ties with army commanders, offering to help or facilitate enlistment for money. It stresses that the recruitment process on 18 October 2026 follows strict regulations and involves no payments or facilitation. The Army urges people not to trust such claims, not to transfer money, and to report any suspicious offers to police while informing the Army for investigation.
