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You have to look at all the proportions, out of 10,000 Swiss in Thailand in a short period of time, three have gone outside the law, first no problem for years, now for an inexplicable reason these events have happened quickly. In every society in every country there are these scammers and criminals, that's why prisons exist.

Good riddance.

Not only Hua Hin but the whole region and a garbage dump at the edge of all the roads. This denotes that there is no underlying national pride in one's country. This country will never become a developed country says my Thai wife, I can't blame her.

Every now and then there is a tourist or an expat who cleans and is much appreciated by the population Thai, keep it up.

It's a TAT ad ?

Why ?

Yes, but he didn't specify that they will no longer be humans but monkeys.

Yet another Swiss angry at the Thais, yet there are only 10,000 of them in Thailand, they're making the newspapers now, who knows why they're so angry that they're going to go mad. They watched the video from the Swiss embassy ? Yes, not equal treatment in information

It has now been decided that his visa will no longer be renewed so he will have to leave in a few days.

Those who are not happy living in Thailand leave, those who stay and because they find it convenient to live in this country for various reasons between the pros and cons choose to stay there. There are always new arrivals and new departures.

I'm curious how they'll resolve this matter, between the police wanting him out immediately and immigration wanting to grant her a temporary visa until the trial. However this case has become a political case, a foreigner who badly chases a Thai woman on a beach that all Thais claim as theirs, it is not for nothing that the PM also intervened.

Do you still use AI for your responses on this forum?

It is very likely that upon expiry of his visa which is imminent it will not be renewed and that the court sentence will be issued in absentia which automatically excludes him from applying for a new visa.

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According to today's BangkokPost, his visa expires on March 13 and will therefore be extended until the trial against him, it will be interesting to see the court's decision. I assume it will be a quick decision this time because the matter has taken on too much political importance.

He is clearly a profiteer of large donations in Switzerland and elsewhere to save elephants, while also being well-regarded in Thailand for taking care of elephants, a perfect plan for a profiteer.

This is the advertisement he made in Switzerland as an elephant rescuer, use translation german https://www.swissinfo.ch/ger/gesellschaft/auslandschweizer_wieso-ein-schweizer-in-thailand-einen-schutzpark-fuer-elefanten-errichtet/47156248

The doctor and whose daughter in Bangkok? The affair has become political where even the PM is implicated, doesn't this situation seem strange to you. Strangely enough now that Switzerland is discussing the free movement of goods and finance with Switzerland. The more we get to the bottom of this matter the more we are getting out of a normal argument without excusing this idiotic and stupid Swiss who deserves prison.

I approve your advice it is the only solution to his problem.

Making an alliance between mafias and sharing the loot is very convenient.

I'm surprised you still aren't how does justice work in Thailand after all these years? It's just a question of money for repairs of damage of any type, even killings are summed up in money in the beginning. So I don't advise you to go ahead if you don't want to lose money unnecessarily. Evidently it is a frustration of not seeing the culprit behind bars but it will never happen, road accidents are not considered a reason for murder unless proven and admitted by the accused, so hire a lawyer and you can be sure that you will lose money which is not the case, the best solution is to lower your frustration. I hope that you heal and can overcome your frustration, not forgetting that we are in Thailand and you are a foreigner where the law is "almost" the same for everyone.

I assume the Thai translation leaves a lot to correct, because it all makes no sense except to increase the prescriptions of private Thai clinics. If Thailand wants to increase births, why not use what has been done in other countries with some good success, i.e. financing those who have children with monthly money? If you look at the astronomical price of baby milk packages in the shops (many Thai mothers don't have enough natural milk) you wonder how many couples with children manage to make end month.

No, I don't think anything is safe in Thai banks.

Same all in Europe governments.