blackcab

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Extradition is probably not the correct way to view things. Russia and Thailand have friendly relations, so what would happen in reality is: 1. Russia would cancel the passport of one of its citizens 2. Russia's embassy in Thailand would inform the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs 3. The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs would inform Thai immigration that the Russian citizen's passport has been cancelled. At this stage it doesn't matter what visa or extension you have, your passport has been cancelled so you are in Thailand illegally. 4. The Thai police arrest you for being in Thailand without the correct documentation 5. You are deported back to Russia. No need to appear in front of a judge for an extradition hearing.

Moved to the Real Estate forum.

Correct.

I'm afraid not.

No, because transfers to family members are taxed/charged as a Deed of Gift, and not a regular sale. Total costs are minimal.

The problem the OP has is that the land may already be encumbered with debt. After spending money on taking the matter to Court, his 50 per cent of the equity may amount to nothing at all.

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Any amount of cash can be legally hand carried out of Thailand, as long as: 1. The cash is legal, and 2. The cash is declared You may also have to declare the cash at transit countries and almost certainly at your destination country.

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Cudgel

None at all, and consider yourself lucky you got any money back at all. All the other party had to say was you gave a nonrefundable deposit and due to your own decision to cancel you forfeited your money.

Mii

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Shindig

By all means discuss the person who has been charged. Her husband and his work, however, are not why the defendant was charged and are excluded from this discussion. The OP has been edited accordingly and posts have been removed.

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Moved to the swimming pool forum.

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Moved to the Cryptocurrency Forum.

That person is detained in the Immigration Detention Centre indefinitely until a plane ticket is purchased. No. You will be detained in the Immigration Detention Centre indefinitely until someone pays for a plane ticket. The Thai government will not pay.

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Lavish Lester.

The first option. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs are not going to legalise your passport alone as you are not a Thai citizen. Any decent translation service will be able to do this remotely for you. You send them a scan of the bio page of your passport and a scan of your marriage certificate. You pay for all fees online (generally by bank transfer if you have a Thai bank account). They will translate the document and take the translation to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and get it legalised for you. The legalised document can then be posted to you anywhere in Thailand by EMS (or worldwide if you are prepared to pay for the shipping). No need to attend anywhere in person to complete the translation/legalisation process.