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Clarification Issued Regarding TH-AI Passport Domain Name
Chaichanok Chidchob has addressed public concerns regarding the use of a '.net' domain for the TH-AI Passport platform, confirming it follows standard registration procedures.
Following public discourse regarding the digital infrastructure of the TH-AI Passport platform, Chaichanok Chidchob has issued a clarification concerning the choice of a '.net' domain extension. As reported by Matichon Online on August 19, 2026, the use of this specific domain has sparked questions among users regarding the official nature of the site.
Chaichanok maintained that the domain registration was conducted in accordance with standard procedures and remains fully compliant with existing regulations. He emphasized that while the choice of domain might not align with personal preferences or expectations of some observers, the process itself is legally sound.
For travelers and residents utilizing the TH-AI Passport system, this clarification serves to address concerns regarding the legitimacy of the platform's web address. It is important to note that the statement focuses primarily on the administrative and legal aspects of the domain registration.
What remains to be confirmed is whether the government intends to transition to a more conventional '.go.th' or '.th' domain in the future to better align with public expectations for official state services. Users are encouraged to monitor official government announcements for any future updates regarding the platform's digital infrastructure. As always, individuals should ensure they are accessing the correct, verified portal when submitting sensitive personal information.