Dindaeng District Office Investigates Alleged Involvement in 'Pink Card' Irregularities

On August 18, 2026, Matichon Online reported that the Dindaeng District Office is investigating allegations involving officials connected to the Department of Provincial Administration (DOPA) N.I.C.E. unit regarding the issuance of 'Pink Cards'—the identification cards typically issued to non-Thai nationals residing in the country.

The Dindaeng District Director addressed the situation by stating that they have only recently assumed the position. Consequently, the director requested time to verify the facts and review the internal data to determine the extent of any potential involvement by district staff.

For residents and expatriates, this development is significant as it concerns the integrity of official identification processes. Any irregularities in the issuance of these cards can have long-term implications for residency status and legal documentation. At this stage, the investigation is in its preliminary phase. The specific nature of the alleged misconduct and the number of officials potentially involved remain to be confirmed by the district authorities. Residents are advised to monitor official announcements from the Dindaeng District Office for further updates as the internal inquiry progresses.