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Ohyesuare

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  1. Sorry for your loss. Your home embassy doesn't have access to the Thai immigration database, nor could they refuse you a passport or entry to the country if you are a citizen. That doesn't mean that it's impossible somebody at the embassy won't tip off Thai immigration though. But either way, you are going to have to pay 20,000 to leave and you will be banned for a certain number of years but that doesn't seem like it will matter to you. As the poster above says, get a temp emergency passport issued by your embassy and leave ASAP.
  2. They are the sons of multi-millionaires and I have no doubts they are doing exactly what they have been told is in their best interest to do right now by the highest paid legal help money can buy. Your generalization of Thais has nothing to do with this topic either way. Humans in general will lie and refuse to take responsibility when being accused of a crime.
  3. No, it would indicate that's what their very high paid lawyer is telling them to do. From experience, Thais will very frequently immediately admit to their crimes once caught because it halves their sentence.
  4. With millionaire parents, it wouldn't shock me if something is worked out and they don't do any jail time.
  5. It's in the article: "According to the Twitter user, one of the two foreigners grouped her friend’s bottom, prompting them to confront him and demand an apology. The Thai woman said the foreign man eventually apologised to her and her friend but both he and his friend continued to act playfully and giggle in front of her camera. After the man apologised, the Twitter user said she turned her back on the foreign perpetrators and was about to leave the scene but one of them touched her bottom. The woman could heard yelling at the men when the foreigner assaulted her."
  6. Actually she said her friend was groped first, she started filming and he said sorry to her friend while giggling about it and then when she turned around, she said the guy with him then groped her as well and she said what the <deleted> etc..
  7. I agree but idiots like these guys are not helping either. She did report it to the cops the next day but they won't/can't do anything unless they clearly can see them doing it on CCTV. There are guys, Thai and foreign, who get off on groping non bar ladies while there are thousands in the bars who will happily let them do it for the right price instead.
  8. From her Twitter: "I am one joint away from sending his name to my friend that like to make bad farang disappeared." Not defending what these pricks did but saying <deleted> like that doesn't help her case against them even though it's a laughably empty threat.
  9. Any overstay gets you that red stamp usually. I'd get the extension just to avoid that even if there's only a miniscule chance that it could impact future visa applications.
  10. Never been asked for one. They will ask for an outbound flight if you are applying for the up to 7 day emergency extension people sometimes have to do after they have already done a 30 day extension.
  11. You can lead a horse to water but you can't sexually abuse it after.
  12. Have you installed any dodgy apps on your phone? When this was happening to a lot of people, I believe most banks disabled international transactions for debit cards by default until you specifically asked them to reenable it. I could no longer purchase a Netflix membership for example after they did it.
  13. If he's siphoning the majority of the profits for his lavish lifestyle, I'd be surprised if they are well taken care of. At most, probably the bare minimum to not be called abuse. And yes, it matters, it's misleading to tourists. Real sanctuaries don't rent their elephants to milk more money from people. They are a permanent home for elephants who had nowhere else to go and to live the rest of their lives in peace.
  14. Thais own Thailand. If you can be thrown out on a whim as was your worry, you are a guest. Simple as that.
  15. I highly doubt it but that would certainly make more sense why he is with her if she does. And it is 1 mil per month for a one year lease https://www.fazwaz.com/property-rent/5-bedroom-villa-for-rent-at-the-cape-residences-in-pa-khlok-phuket-u1704270
  16. Well Thais can't deport a Thai and no doubt they are more lenient on their own citizens who almost always get their sentences halved when they admit to the crime. But again, just behave, follow the laws and never forget you will always be just a guest/tourist in the country and you have nothing to worry about.
  17. Not married. Just most likely using that weathered looking hag for more legitimacy for his business and her connections. Call me shallow (I am) but if I could afford a million baht a month villa rental, my partner would certainly not look like her.
  18. Not a smart thing to do here or anywhere really. Many unhinged people who will run you over or shoot you just for doing that. Is that satisfaction for flipping off a moron worth that not unlikely possibility? That's for you to decide.
  19. Yes. Kicking and swearing at people for no reason in a country you are a guest in is not small stuff though. Just don't do anything wrong like 99% of the foreigners here and you have nothing to worry about.
  20. You think immigration is going to deny the request of a top police Lt for a man who kicks Thais and messes with ambulances? The request is just a formality. His visa expires March 13th anyway and I doubt he'll be blacklisted. This is just appeasement to the protestors and people worked up over what this piece of <deleted> human and his wife did.
  21. One of the idiocies of news reporting is that you are required to say allegedly until they are convicted. Even if someone video tapes themselves murdering someone and admits to it, I believe it's still "alleged" until they are convicted.
  22. Only thing he is sorry for is that he messed with the wrong Thai lady and for himself after he gets deported and his for profit "elephant sanctuary" gets shut down.
  23. You can hear the impact of his foot on her back. I assume it's not easy to hold a phone steady while you're winding up kicks on poor, innocent Thai women sitting on public land.
  24. Wow, watched the video on YouTube, this guy is a real psycho. I'm glad they are removing the steps, giving no doubt that where they were sitting was not his property. I hope he sees more repercussions from his disgusting actions. Wouldn't the million baht a month villa payments he says he pays be better served going to improving the elephant sanctuary rather than for his life of luxury?
  25. No concept of noise, manners, respect for the country and its people that they are visiting or anyone else and the list goes on. This is my personal experience with the majority of Russians I have been near or lived near. This seemed to change for awhile when the Russians first attacked Ukraine and they were worried about any backlash but has now returned to the same as before. Like I said, this is just my personal experience, Russia is a huge country and I am sure there are people there who are not like that. And not that it matters or makes any difference but I am 1/4 Russian and often get mistaken at first as Russian by Russians and others, by looks only of course since I am a nice and respectful guy 🙂
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