Liverpool Lou

Anyone who buys this business will instantly have the connections needed if they don't have them already!

Those will be the legitimate massage/café revenues in the books, the actual revenue could easily be two or three times that!

You are wrong. An overstay does not invalidate the visa. The overstay may, however, as in the current case, mean that you are forbidden to use the visa. If the overstay had been shorter, and the fine paid, he would have been free to re-enter Thailand on the visa without any problem. "The overstay may, however, as in the current case, mean that you are forbidden to use the visa". So, I am correct, thank you, his visa is invalid. "If the overstay had been shorter, and the fine paid, he would have been free to re-enter Thailand on the visa without any problem". If, if if... It wasn't, he didn't and he isn't! Guess what will happen if he tries to re-enter in the next 12 months...he'll be told his visa was invalidated because he was blacklisted due to a long overstay.

Think you'll find that that is the "might" [sic] Central Group, not the British Embassy.

...by the British Embassy!

Are they taxes simply because they have electric motors ? More likely simply because they're vehicles.

He won't, no one does.

Not just "for once", it's happened in a few other cases also over the past few years.

Selective naming and shaming seems to be allowed here now! That's a move in the right direction.

Knock on their door!

I didn't buy my Vigo truck to intimidate anyone I know, sorry, I meant to say that you're the other exception!

Because he, allegedly, didn't do the killing. But he did get additional time for charges of bribery and possession of a rifle.

Funny how so many people promulgate the myth that there are special cells with perks in Thai prisons. There aren't. Thai prisons do not have individual cells except for those punished with solitary and those are only "special" in their grimness.

Probably on their way there... "All will serve their terms at Thong Pha Phum district prison".

He had a valid visa, really? I thought he had exceeded his permission to stay by three months and I'm pretty sure that invalidates the visa.

You're the exception that proves the rule! My theory is that everyone else likes them because they're big and the drivers think that they're intimidating.

A widely debunked theory (except by tonneau manufacturers and sellers) apart from, at one specific high speed, 136kph, when it saved 1mpg.

Because they're big...and cheap!

All other EVs are taxed so why should these EVs escape the same tax?

So you'd allow some overstayers to claim "accidental oversight" but others whose overstay was also "accidental oversight" would not be allowed that privilege. Brilliant logic.

And Mastercard has nothing to do with, nor any responsibility for, making keeping their clients aware of the status of their accounts Yes, they do, Mastercard has a direct link and a direct interest in keeping their clients happy. IB has no connection to, nor any responsibility for, "keeping the wealthy in Thailand", their only obligation, being police officers, is the enforcement of the law.

Nah, he didn't pay that. Any other inaccuracies/exaggerations in your story?

B2,000 and a stamp/receipt in your passport.

Immigration Bureau has nothing to do with, nor any responsibility for, keeping the wealthy here!

What's the difference between his overstay and anyone else's overstay of the same length, why should he be shown special lenience?