Australian woman’s traumatic time locked in Thai detention for 12 days

[stanleycoin]

7 hours ago, overherebc said:

I always used to tell 'ladies of the night' there was only one rule.

They could do anything except point and giggle.

Just a thought 

 

[fisherd3]

On 1/31/2019 at 3:47 PM, Snow Leopard said:

So Australia doesnt have an Emergency Travel document. Also 111 days. Pull the other one. 

My Australian friend recently lost his passport and received no help whatsoever from the Australian Embassy .

[Will27]

1 hour ago, fisherd3 said:

My Australian friend recently lost his passport and received no help whatsoever from the Australian Embassy .

Can you explain a bit more?

 

I've had plenty of dealings with them and it doesn't sound right TBH.

[overherebc]

17 minutes ago, Will27 said:

Can you explain a bit more?

 

I've had plenty of dealings with them and it doesn't sound right TBH.

As far as I know the Australian Embassy will not normally issue an ETD in the case of an expired passport it's generally to replace lost, stole or accident damaged passports.

Expired passport is a persons own problem, let's face it you have 10 years warning on the expiry date.

Go into overstay or other visa related problems caused by yourself very few embassies can or will get involved as it is yourself that has caused the problem.

Get your passport stolen/lost close to your leave by date go to the embassy with a ticket booked for Oz and a police report and details of your passport I'm sure you'll get an ETD.

[overherebc]

22 minutes ago, Will27 said:

Can you explain a bit more?

 

I've had plenty of dealings with them and it doesn't sound right TBH.

Lost it when on overstay is a guess.

[Longcut]

Ms. Licciardo said she has been going to Thailand for 14 years and has never spoken bad of the country but would now never return.

  Pretty sure she would have been put on the Blacklist anyway.