Cabradelmar

Not as many as that question the creditability of this government 🤣

Probably has an open warrant for his arrest back home🤣... easier to do the lite sentences meted out in THA. Admit guilt (to avoid the courts), pay the fines, apologize, and his sentence will be halved. Sorry, they gave him a choice (but that's his right apparently), because Thailand would be a better place without people like him here #facts

The only non-sense here it your statement above 👆 No foreigner is being execute or torn limb from limb by angry mobs. In every case of foreigners behaving badly (to the point of breaking the law), the punishment fits the crime. In fact, losing one's visa and being deported is the easy way out (as compared to prison). Good riddance to garbage foreigners who can't follow simple rules of civil behavior (that break established law). And if those same foreigners lose their Thailand privileges, and their property/businesses, they have only themselves to blame. No sympathy for scofflaws, miscreants, criminals, or their enterprises.

Just because you don't get a pass for doing wrong when someone else does? It's just whining. Don't break the laws, and never a problem you will have. Very straight forward, and simple, and not hard to abide. Really.

then you should leave thailand

Why all the whining? Don't do anything wrong, and you don't have to worry. No one is getting deported for no reason.

Lol. You can't deport a Thai national from their own country.

So it would seem. But there is no excuse why immigration can't do the same sitting comfortably at their computers (heaven forbid they work too hard) when someone passes through passport control on entry.

Not me. You speak for yourself.

The article was about the 2 swiss guys. Sure, any foreigners behaving above the law deserve to suffer consequences when caught - including, but not limited to jail, deportation and blacklisting (as does anyone caught breaking the laws of civil society).

Did they ever leave? 10 years ago and counting.

Good. Taken out the trash 🗑️ but the thing about trash is that it always has a way of piling up, no matter how often it's taken out.

Tourist. Absolutely. But not if on a long stay visa/extension (retirement, marriage, etc.), NonB, LTR, or Elite.

The swiss guy who broke the old ladies nose deserves jail time following by deportation and blacklisted.

On a one-way ticket... hell yes.

Thailand really will give just about anyone an entry visa/stamp (regardless or means or intent). And yet they wonder why so many shiftless, directionless, foreigners end up never leaving and creating problems. This entire story (which the more you read, the more it smells of disingenuous nonsense), is a microcosm case-study of what's wrong with Thailand today.

They had better be supportive, as you have no visible means of supporting yourself. As an unskilled laborer (receptionist) with a lazy streak (working part time), you'd probably have had an easier time helping your parents retire (assuming that's truly your aspiration) by staying in the London metro-area, where good jobs and wages can be had.

Thailand to the UK (on knife crime)... "hold my beer..." lol If he knew Thailand, he'd know he's going from the frying pan into the fire when it comes to knife crime.

Thai PBS reported today it was indeed revoked.

Same as it ever was, and nothing will change, expect for a few sacrificial lambs to appease the hoi polloi... If you got the money honey, you can get just about another in T-land. Rich foreigners in sea side villas opening store fronts, included.

That's rich 🤣🤣🤣 I needed a good laugh.

You reap what you sow... Illegals are easier to employ than any others. And that's what Thai businesses want. Labor they can exploit for cheap. If they cared otherwise, the laws would be changed and/or properly enforced.

By the looks of him, I'll say Indian descent. Ruparelia is a Hindu surname, specifically associated with the Lohana community. He certainly does not look broke. Someone is bankrolling him.

By the looks of him, my vote is Indian Daddy will buy him an Elite Visa. Fund his lifestyle. We should all be so lucky.

He wants to live in THA as a 22 year with no work experience (other than as a receptionist)... what kind of long-stay Visa does he think he will get? Back-to-back-to-back EDs (not as easy as it use to be), Non-B (assuming he can even find a job he wants or can keep), or have daddy buy him an Elite Visa, seem like his only options. I think when this guy finally wakes up to the realities of THA immigration law, and job prospects for unskilled labor, he'll be heading home soon.