PROBLEM OF REQUEST THAI NATIONALITY BY ALIEN

Abstract

This research aims to study international organizations' resolution of nationality application issues. The enactment of laws to accommodate foreigners. This qualitative study focuses on document analysis and reviewing relevant research on stateless persons and foreigners. The findings indicate that most countries today have their nationality. For instance, the United States grants American nationality, which signifies citizenship, governance, statehood, and associated rights such as national identity, residency freedom, and personal rights as prescribed by the country's laws. Thailand faces challenges regarding nationality applications from foreigners, leading to difficulties accessing fundamental rights necessary for a stable life. Based on human rights principles, it is essential to consider the fundamental rights of stateless individuals who lack proper legal recognition, including settlement, livelihood, and access to essential services such as healthcare, education, and employment. This research addresses nationality application issues among foreigners by examining Thai nationality laws, relevant legal acts, and international conventions. The study includes Analyzing foreign nationality laws. 1) Identifying solutions from international organizations regarding nationality-related conventions. 2) Proposing solutions to Thailand's nationality application issues to ensure that foreign and 3) applicants can obtain nationality legally under Thai law and the Nationality Act.