Hiambruno

On 2/14/2020 at 12:29 PM, FritsSikkink said:

It is your own mistake that you ended up in this situation, don't blame Thailand for your own stupidity.

Yo dude first of all I know my lesson and what’s wrong but after that you need to understand you can’t treat someone like he killed someone just for weed and make him look like <deleted> to everyone go to my position for weed or something small go to police station court idc and then to all the rest and tell me how’d you feel ok? 

So I’m out. Way to catch my flight iDC could be worst it was quite “organized” and I was in one of the most “diplomatic” rooms rules by Iranians I had no trouble no problems no issues nothing everyone was really nice cause everyone is just trying to go home my experience wasn’t as bad as I expected 2 hours of exercising every second day clean showers “markets” for snacks and stuff the food was obviously sh!t but I wasn’t expecting to have luxury service and stuff so I slept in the floor in a very light blanket I had a pillow my own and the most important things I needed toiletries and changing clothes towels and some books and my journal ???? everyone like I previously said is in the same situation stuck there waiting to go home if you have money you leave if you don’t you stuck, people obviously see it in a very different point of view but for me Wasn’t as fcked as I want you wait for maybe cause I’m a big guy Aswell and they liked me I guess Safe waiting my flight in a few hours Like someone describe it Caged like animals it is kinda likes this if you stay there for 3-4 days looks like an eternity my journey came to an and thankfully  

3 hours ago, 007 RED said:

OP….. From your comment that, “the plan is to leave for Bangkok IDC and wait there that will take from 4 days to 2 weeks..”  I take it that Immigration has decided that you are going to be deported.

 

Firstly, you may well find that you will be in Phuket for some time.  Immigration will need to arrange for you to be transported from Phuket up to Bangkok.  This will involve arranging for a vehicle and officers to accompany you for the 12 hour road trip.  Don’t expect a luxury sedan to take you, it will more than likely be a wire caged pickup with you sitting in the flatbed.

 

Secondly, it is quite possible that they (Phuket Immigration) may well wait until they have several people that need to be transported to Bangkok, so this will also affect the time you will be in Phuket. 

 

That said, enjoy your time there in Phuket because where you’re going is not going to be so pleasant.

 

When you arrive at the IDC in Bangkok you will be ‘booked in” and all your personal possessions such as your phone, laptop, camera, money etc. will be taken away from you.  You will get these back when you are taken to the airport.  They will allow you to keep a limited quantity of clothing and toiletries.

 

If you have any medical issues, or need medication, make sure you tell them when you arrive at the IDC.

 

You will be allocated to a room within the centre and given a blanket and hard pillow.  The room normally holds 50 or more people at any one time.  There are no beds, you will sleep on the floor in very cramped conditions.  The room has overhead fans but no air conditioning so during the day it can be very hot and at night quite cold. There is a swat toilet at one end of the room.  The smell in the room can be overpowering to say the least.

 

You will be given 2 very basic meals a day and drinking water whilst you are being held in the centre.  If you have money when you arrive you can ask that some, or all, be credited to your account.  You can then use this to purchase better food and additional drinking water through the guards.

 

There are pay phones in IDC, and you will need to arrange to use one and pay with credit from your account.

 

Whatever you do, comply with instructions/orders given by the guards.

 

IDC will inform your Embassy that you are being detained there whilst arrangements are made for your deportation.  Don’t expect your Embassy to come running to your rescue, they won’t because they can not interfere with the ‘lawful process’.  Your Embassy will only make sure that if you need medication you are provided with it and they will also arrange for your relatives to be notified if you want them to.  Embassies generally will not provide funds to you.  They may, however, arrange for money sent from a relative to be credited to your account in IDC if required.  Some Embassies make a charge for this service. 

 

You can have visitors whilst you are in IDC.  However, Immigration will only allow your close relative, legal representative or Embassy Officer to visit you in IDC.  Your visitor will need to register with IDC prior to their arrival and if allowed in you and your visitor will be separated by dual fences about 1 meter apart in an open yard.  Your visitor can bring food, water, clothing for you.  They can also deposit money into your credit account.

 

Whilst you are in IDC, Immigration will carry out a risk assessment on you.  This will be based upon your conduct whilst you are in the IDC.  Provided that you have behave yourself they will allow you to fly back home unaccompanied.  If you are involved in any problems or disobey orders given to you whilst you’re in IDC they (Immigration) may decide that you need to be escorted during your return flight(s) and you will have to pay for the escort’s return flights and accommodation as well as your own flight costs.

 

IDC will arrange for a travel agent to book your flight out of the Kingdom.  This will be to your home country and you will have to pay the cost of the flight. 

 

Immigration normally require that your flight is a direct flight.  If there are no direct flights to your home country then the travel agent will need to seek consent from both Immigration and the airlines involved for you to travel before a booking can be made and this can sometime take a few days. 

 

You need to be aware that a single flight ticket often costs as much, if not more, than a return flight ticket.  Also, flights purchased at relatively short notice are usually very expensive.  You will pay for your flight with money in your IDC credit account, or with your credit card if you have one. 

 

If you already have a return ticket (to your home country), this can be used as part payment toward your new ticket, regardless if it is, or is not, with the same airline.  This may reduce the cost of the new ticket but not by a lot as there is normally a heavy penalty to pay when changing flights and dates etc.

 

Don’t expect that your outbound flight will be the day after you pay for the flight.  It is more than likely to be a week or more after payment has been made.  Once again Immigration will need time to arrange transport and escorts to take you from IDC to the airport.  Also, they (Immigration) try to arrange to transport for several people to the airport at one time.  You may well be charged for the transport and escort costs.

 

Prior to being taken to the airport you will be given back your possessions which were removed when you were booked into IDC, and any money still in your credit account.

 

When you are taken to the airport you will be taken to the airport detention facility where you will wait for your flight.  This facility will seem like a 5 star hotel compared to IDC.  An airline representative will come to the detention facility to ‘check you in’. 

 

Just prior to normal passenger boarding you will be taken to the gate by security staff and handed over to the airline staff.  The airline staff will keep your passport until you disembark at your home destination.

 

Please be aware that your passport will have a nice red stamp indicating that you have been deported from Thailand and the reason why (this will be in Thai).  It is also possible that the deportation stamp will be accompanied by a second stamp stating that you have been banned from entering the Kingdom for whatever period has been set by Immigration.

 

You need to also be aware that Thai Immigration will notify their counterparts in your home country that you have been deported, the reason why and your flight details, so it is possible that you may have a welcoming committee waiting for you when you arrive back home.

 

Best of luck.

Mate I thank you so much for this really useful answer it makes everything way to clear. I have only only question So after the court they gave me only the receipt for the fine I paid but I didn’t had the judgment paper of the judge to see what instructions I should follow and what process should I be at so I think someone is trying to fleece me here I’m not sure I’ll know tommorow morning cause I’m going to the court and ask for the paper (Judgement) and see if I actually have a deportation order cause I’m like I previously said I think they’re trying to screw me over 

1 minute ago, mtls2005 said:

 

Meh.

 

Use (proven via a urine test, or witness) is stipulated in both of the relevant laws (narcotics & psycotropic). 

 

Relevant to Cannabis/THC...

 

Pyscotropics Act

Imprisonment of 1-5 years and a fine of 20,000-100,000 Baht for possession, use or consumption

 

Narcotics Act

Imprisonment not exceeding 5 years and or a fine not exceeding 100,000 Baht or both for possession
Imprisonment not exceeding 1 year and a fine of 100,000 – 1,000,000 for consumption

You know what’s the only funny part ? Haven’t smoked in 2 years and I didn’t  even had the chance to try it !

4 minutes ago, FarFlungFalang said:

I would call it young and adventurous you are on an adventure keep your chin up and don't let them get you down you will have a wonderful story to tell when it's over and many have trodden the path you are on and much worse.Are you OK?You seem to be dealing with it quite well,I know it might be somewhat scary but you may well have a laugh when it's all over.Good Luck and stiff upper lip and all that crup.

Well I’m not mentally great but I had a great lesson cause the people I was here they screw me over and left and didn’t even ask me if I have a place to stay or money to get thought but it is what it is, I’m just waiting for immigrations decision and and I don’t know still how long process will take but I have a girl giving me all the support and help she can 

14 hours ago, FarFlungFalang said:

Yeah my bad and I apologise I do get carried away.Although he may well go home with the dubious distinction of possibly being the last foreigner to be deported from Thailand for possession. 

I wouldn’t call it racism but it is the treatment compare to foreigner(tourists) between Thai’s is beyond common sense we being treated like really bad criminals even though we may did something small ( still my mistake not looking for sympathy) just seeing around and being shocked from the corrupted empire and feeling bad that a lot of people have to be thought processes like that. I want to thank you all Once more for you advices and help I’m grateful that people still trying to help even though I’m stupid and young. But in the end all have been young and stupid right ? Thank you forum always keep you update till the end of the case no matter what that is 

Got fined 2,500b from court no sentence currently awaiting to go to the police .. I’m not sure if I get deported or not ..