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Om man planerer overstay, bör man nok tänke sig om---nu er det ikke bare at betale!


http://www.thaivi...erstayers/

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Vel meget fornuftigt at man ikke bare kan betale sig fra det, vi ville heller ikke acceptere det i DK.

Hvis jeg skulle være dernede i lang tid tog jeg altså hellere et fly til Singapore en gang om måneden end rissikere straf på den måde.

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Det er rimelig at når man opholder her at man også har orden i sit visa.

Hvis man kommer i lufthavnen uden at havde gyldig visa at man så bliver tilbagehold ind til det er i orden synes jeg bare er ok.

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ja, den regel skulle have været indført for længst, specielt i et tilfælde for et par år siden da en vis person her på DTW have et problem med sit overstay, nævner ikke noget navn men mange gammle DTW'er ved sikkert hvem jeg hentyder til.

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Naa ham der plattede os, det var jo Ole Skyum, ingen grund til at holde haanden over ham !!!

Er helt enig i at det var paa tide der blev strammet op, ioevrigt ser det jo heller ikke saa paent ud med den slags i sit pas...saa stram bare videre.

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holder skam ikke hånden over ham, får bare kvalme hvis jeg nævner navnet / skriver det.

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jeg kan lige meddele at det er igen igen igen en misinfo fra thai visa lad dog vaere med at laese den side de misinfomere bare hele tiden gaa til imigrationen og faa dine oplysninger
hilsen Kim

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Det er korrekt, at det var en and.

Men overstay er stadig alvorligt, hvis man bliver stoppet på gaden.

Problemet er, at folk fra visse lande, men jeg kan ikke huske, om det er muslimer eller negere, udnytter overstay i ekstrem grad. Der var noget om det i radioen eller avisen for et par måneder siden.

Hilsen, Robert

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Det var nok den her du tænkte på, mon ikke?

"He estimated there were several hundred people from West African countries involved in the illicit drug trade in Bangkok in well-organised gangs. But it is difficult to arrest them as they are very careful in avoiding surveillance and never use the drugs themselves. A usual way they sell drugs is to approach a foreigner on the street and offer the drugs, but then arrange for a recruited Thai or foreign courier, often women, to make the delivery later at another location, usually a bar or restaurant.

They dealers also had their own counter-surveillance methods to avoid arrest.

''Because of the language barrier _ we don't understand their language _ it makes our surveillance capability and investigation even more difficult,'' Pol Col Chatchai said.

''But many of them can speak Thai fluently but won't show it in order to protect themselves. When we arrest them they deny everything, refuse to co-operate, and often claim that they can't speak English.''

He said it was very difficult, but not impossible, to infiltrate the syndicates with undercover agents from East African countries.

''They won't accept anyone unless they know the person well.

''Even though some might offer to become informants, we can't trust them. They might double-cross us and work for the other side or use us to do their own drug business.''

The dealers are typically buying ice _ crystal methamphetamine _ for 1,200 baht and sell it for double or triple the price, he said.

Despite being very careful, with some having lived in Thailand for many years, there are 200-300 West Africans in Thai prisons for drug offences.

Many of the West African dealers live outside central Bangkok in areas such as Phra Nakhon, On Nut, Sutthisan, Min Buri or near Suvarnabhumi airport.

''They will leave their apartment at night and get together on Sukhumvit Road sois 3, 4, 5 or at Pratunam area. These people will never live there, or just come for business,'' Pol Col Chatchai said.

He believes that many West Africans live in Thailand illegally and should be arrested by the Immigration Bureau. They should also be refused entry to Thailand at all border checkpoint if they don't have money."


http://www.bangko...t-africans


Selv ude i middelklasse Huamark vrimler det med de "mensaabs"!


Doc G.