Ministry of Labor spokesperson urges Cambodian citizens and former workers not to illegally cross the border to work in Thailand

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Phnom Penh: Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training Spokesperson Sun Mesa on August 3, 2026, strongly appealed to Cambodian citizens and former workers not to cross the border at risk and illegally to work in Thailand, while there are more than 90,000 job opportunities in the country for those looking for work.

Mr. Sun Mesa said that illegal border crossing is not only a violation of the country’s laws, but also exposes citizens to many risks, including human trafficking, labor exploitation, lack of legal protection, and possible arrest or deportation.

He highlighted that the Royal Government of Cambodia, headed by the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training, has been working hard to continuously collect and create job opportunities to meet the needs of the people, especially former workers who have returned to Cambodia.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Labor called on all citizens and former workers to take advantage of local job opportunities through job forums or by calling 1297, which currently has more than 90,000 vacancies in factories, enterprises, and companies. He stated that working in the country not only provides a decent income, but also ensures safety, protection of labor rights and social benefits in accordance with applicable laws.

At the same time, he called on citizens not to believe in propaganda or the lure of brokers who promise illegal jobs. Because it can cause loss of property, freedom and exposure to various dangers.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Labor stated that the ministry will continue to cooperate with relevant authorities to disseminate information about job opportunities in the country and promote safe and legal migration, aiming to protect the rights of and the benefits of all Khmer citizens and workers.

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