Mr Meeseeks

All paid for on the never-never. Nobody walks in and pays cash for a car here and I mean nobody.

If he was British why would be yelling “go back to where you came from” and “go home?”

I have lived here for 33 years and have seen many savage beatings and even a couple of serious stabbings. All Thai on Thai or Thai on foreigner.

Correct.

The CRS states no such thing. You can read the content of the actual CRS which is here: https://www.oecd.org/en/topics/tax-transparency-and-international-co-operation.html

I treat them all as cheats, liars, and incompetents, until proven otherwise.

I'm not confused at all. It seems to be you that is confused over the scope and definition of the Common Reporting Standard. They have no ability of tracing foreign ATM transactions back to the foreign parent account nor does that fall within the scope of the CRS. The CRS is to share account information i.e. balances of reportable accounts so they can see if taxable income is being hidden. If you remit money into a Thai bank account then of course they can see the money coming in and if it is a significant amount, and you are a tax resident they may question the source of the funds as it may be taxable income. I cannot really see this affecting any of us unless you are transferring in large sums from overseas into your bank account, you are a tax resident, and you get flagged accordingly if you haven't declared it on your tax return.

The only criteria will be that they don't have the TISI sticker on them, which costs money and eats into profits.

The Common Reporting Standard is a document that countries sign up to, and only allows for certain information to be exchanged including the balance of certain bank accounts. More detailed information is not permitted to be shared i.e. transactions, etc.

I don't see how as the Common Reporting Standards (CRS) do not report on transactions, only on accounts and balances.

ATM withdrawals are impossible to tax. Also, I was informed by my Thai tax accountant that ATM withdrawals from foreign accounts are not considered remittance and thus not taxable.

6-10k for a brass in Thailand 😂

Ah, you value your own culture and way of life so you must be a racist trope. 🥱 By that rationale, Thais are all racists. They probably are though, and their xenophobia and intolerance of pervasive foreign customs and habits is undoubtedly why it remains a great place to live. Let the deportations begin.

Yes, we should have left them to deal with the Germans and Japanese on their own and see how they got on. 🙄

There are too many immigrants in the UK and there will be a massive backlash against this which will eventually end up with a great many of them being forcibly remigrated.

Knowing the Thais, they were most likely treated very much as they deserved. Excellent work Thai Police.

But an excellent deterrent for anyone contemplating doing similar.

Some absolute rockets on here believe it is ok for these criminals to go anywhere and do what they want. Fortunately the Thais don't agree, and that is all that matters.

So the Thais are simple for keeping their country ethnically Thai? Interesting.

Been back 10 days and hasn't rained once.

The nickname in Thai for Victory Monument is the 'Victory of Embarrassment'.

Arrest, detain, and deport. Keep doing these raids targeting the criminals and they will soon get the message. Well done Thai Police for removing them from the streets.

Many reasons for this: Cheap airfares Easy visas with no checks on who is arriving/staying long term Legalisation of cannabis, and availability of other drugs e.g. yaba Weak law enforcement Influencers promoting Thailand as a dream on a budget Declining economies and standards of living in the West in particular the UK

There appears to be a backlash against the amounts of immigrants and these groups not integrating into British society and way of life. Why is it only white countries that should be the beneficiaries from multi-culturism and ethnic diversity, yet the very places these people come from are black only, Asian only etc.? No-one seems to be able to give me an answer to that one. Thailand for the Thais and Britain for the British. It's that simple.

Perhaps by you, but not by me. Remigration will sort it all out eventually.