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BMW Smart Car drives into town! Immigration nab illegal foreign workers on Samui


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BMW Smart Car drives into town! Immigration nab illegal foreign workers on Samui

 

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Picture: Naew Na

 

Surat Thani immigration utilized the high tech gizmos available in the now famous BMW smart cars used to round up foreigners doing illegal things in Thailand. 

 

This time the expensive German cars - fitted out with tablet, computer notebook and IT connection capability - succeeded in tracking down the illegal activities of a Ukranian woman and a Myanmar national. 

 

 Julia, 36, and Ao, 23, were rounded up at a Mae Nam hotel restaurant on the holiday island of Koh Samui, reported Naew Na. 

 

They were allowed to work but had failed to register their employer and place and kind of work within the stipulated 15 day limit. 

 

They were taken away to face the music. 

 

Naew Na quoted a Surat Thani immigration officer as "revealing" that this was all part of IB chief Lt-Gen Sonpong Chingduang's master plan to stop foreigners breaking the law in Thailand. 

 

They asked the public to continue to call 1178 to report violations. 

 

Thaivisa notes that such stories are now standard fare for Naew Na and are reported in the manner of a template. 

 

Source: Naew Na

 

 

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

They were allowed to work but had failed to register their employer and place and kind of work within the stipulated 15 day limit. 

Criminals!!! Hang them high!!! ????

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

Thaivisa notes that such stories are now standard fare for Naew Na and are reported in the manner of a template.

A standard fan fare and fanfare in one.

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

the expensive German cars

 

Expensive vehicle?
They really don't know, in Thailand, what an expensive vehicle is;
a BMW is the jacky's car here in Europe, similar to a Toyota Fortuner , the jacky's thai car .

An expensive car is that; but it does not exist in Thailand  :neus:

 

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Yet in Dubai, they have some as  police cars ;

Like what, when we want we can ...:whistling:

 

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

They were allowed to work but had failed to register their employer and place and kind of work within the stipulated 15 day limit. 

How did that Ukraine woman score a work permit that allows that.?

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I can not for my life understand why they have to be so hard on these people. Just missed to report within 15 days. Just take their report now and let them continue their lifes. They don´t have more important things to do?

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"Thaivisa notes that such stories are now standard fare for Naew Na and are reported in the manner of a template. "

 

So, why do you encourage them by sharing this garbage non-news?

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42 minutes ago, PoorSucker said:
6 hours ago, webfact said:

They were allowed to work but had failed to register their employer and place and kind of work within the stipulated 15 day limit. 

How did that Ukraine woman score a work permit that allows that.?

Foreigners can't get a WP for working in a hotel?

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2 minutes ago, Samuel Smith said:

"Thaivisa notes that such stories are now standard fare for Naew Na and are reported in the manner of a template. "

 

So, why do you encourage them by sharing this garbage non-news?

Because some people find it interesting, perhaps?

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1 hour ago, Darkside Gray said:

Please! It's a BMW with a guy with a lap top! Nothing smart about the car!

Indeed, fitting out Sa-Mart Tuk-tuks would have been far more cost effective; there could be swarms of them scouring the country for miscreants. 

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1 hour ago, spiekerjozef said:

" BMW Smart Car "

 

Are they talking about the people inside the car?

You already know the answer to that

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5 hours ago, ChipButty said:

You already know the answer to that

 

5 hours ago, ChipButty said:

You already know the answer to that

U can see how far they live in the stone u.k and other had at years ago maybe 1 day they will catch up

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On 2/10/2020 at 11:17 AM, Just Weird said:

Foreigners can't get a WP for working in a hotel?

Of course, but only notify that you are working, how does that work? 

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On 2/12/2020 at 5:32 PM, PoorSucker said:

Of course, but only notify that you are working, how does that work? 

I am as confused as you on that one.

The whole thing is as clear as mud.

If I start a new job on Monday I must inform the employer that he has now employed me, or what?????

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OK.

See if this fits. 

A restaurant chain employes an expat somewhere and legally gets them a wp. On agreement the employee goes to work for the restaurant chain in a different area. ( All legal so far new wp's don't state area of work?? )

Employer should inform and register the employee with the labour office in that area.

Employer doesn't do that, so the employee gets arrested, maybe fined or worse for not doing something they don't have to do or is unaware of.

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