Politics
Forex-3D Case Expected to Reach Prosecutors This September
The Thai Minister of Justice has announced that the investigation into the Forex-3D case is scheduled to be submitted to public prosecutors by the end of September.
According to a report by Thai Post, Thailand’s Minister of Justice, Rutthapol, has confirmed that investigators are working toward a deadline to submit the 'Forex-3D' case files to the Office of the Attorney General within September 2026.
This development marks a significant step in the long-running legal proceedings surrounding the Forex-3D investment scheme, which has drawn widespread public attention due to the involvement of various high-profile figures and the scale of financial losses reported by victims. While the Minister has provided this timeline for the transfer of the case, he noted that he does not currently have access to the specific details or the contents of the investigation files.
For residents and expatriates in Thailand, this update serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts by authorities to address high-profile financial fraud cases. While the submission of the case to prosecutors is a procedural milestone, it does not signify the conclusion of the legal process. The public and those following the case must wait for further announcements from the Office of the Attorney General to confirm when formal charges might be filed or how the judicial process will proceed. As of now, the specific details of the evidence gathered by investigators remain confidential.