Ministerial Regulation No. 24, B.E. 2516 (1973) issued in accordance with the Minerals Act B.E. 2510
Made 1973-07-25 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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- Language
- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Organisation
- Mekong River Commission (MRC)
- Country
- Thailand
- Subjects
- Mineral resources
- Keywords
- minerals, mining, international trade
- Categories
- *, metals-base, metals-precious, minerals-critical
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1. The Ministerial Regulation No. 7 (B.E. 2512) issued under the Minerals Act, B.E.2510 shall be repealed.
2. An import of minerals of the following kinds, conditions, and quantities into the kingdom shall be restricted by this Act: (1) Tin ore, in excess of two kilograms. (2) Tin metal or tin alloy, in excess of two kilograms.
3. An export of minerals of the following kinds, conditions, and quantities shall be restricted by this Act: (1) Tin ore, in excess of fifty grams. (2) Gold ore of any quantity. (3) Copper ore, in excess of two kilograms (4) Zinc ore, in excess of two kilograms (5) Iron ore, in excess of two kilograms (6) Minerals containing columbium, tantalum, or thorium, and others with radio- active contents irrespective of the quantity. (7) Dolomite, in excess of one metric ton. (8) Barite, in excess of one metric ton. (9) Pyrophyllite, in excess of one metric ton. (10) Feldspar, in excess of one metric ton. (11) Gypsum, in excess of one metric ton. (12) Kaolin, in excess of one metric ton. Given on the 25th day of July B.E. 2516 Signed by Gen. K. Seevarar Minister of Industry Note: The statements in Article 3. (7), (8), (9), (11) and (12) were added by the Ministerial Regulation No.73 (B.E. 2537), which are printed herein. Disclaimer This translation is intended to help Thais or foreigners to understand Thailand laws and regulations only, not to use as references, because it is only the original Thai version of legislation that carries legal effect. www.ThaiLaws.com, therefore, shall not be held responsible in any way for any damage or otherwise the user may incur as a result of or in connection with any use of this publication for any purposes. It’s the responsibility of the user to obtain the correct meaning or interpretation of this publication or any part thereof from Thai version or by making a formal request to the appropriate or related authorities. www.ThaiLaws.com