The court of Holstebro’s decision to deport a Thai woman came as a relief to her

 

by Lasse Sandholdt 

 

On Tuesday the court of Holstebro, Denmark, decided that a Thai woman who had stayed illegally in Denmark for more than two years had to serve 30 days in Danish prison before she would be deported back to Thailand, BT writes.

 

“She came to Denmark at the end of 2018 on a 15-days tourist visa. She has been here ever since without legal permission,” The prosecutor for the district police, Niclas Nissen, says.

 

The woman herself was very happy with the verdict. She said that she had been working at a massage parlor

 

Full story: https://scandasia.com/thai-women-in-denmark-happy-to-be-deported/

 

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Thereby teaching others that breaking immigration and (I presume) labor laws there will just get you deported (and no other penalty?) ... almost makes it worth a try.

Wonder if she worked happily and voluntarily or was forced into the life as a massage prostitute. If the later then no wonder she is happy to return home. If the first then well hopefully she made some serious cash to return with.

5 minutes ago, law ling said:

Thereby teaching others that breaking immigration and (I presume) labor laws there will just get you deported (and no other penalty?) ... almost makes it worth a try.

I think 30 days in prison is sufficient punisher for the infraction. What do you propose? Life. or the death penalty?  

In Thailand the fine for overstay  is 500 Baht per day, reaching a maximum fine of 20,000 Baht 

Edited September 25, 20214 yr by sirineou
typo

9 minutes ago, law ling said:

Thereby teaching others that breaking immigration and (I presume) labor laws there will just get you deported (and no other penalty?) ... almost makes it worth a try.

She will also be banned for entry to EU Schengen countries for 5 years

"She had for some time wanted to leave herself but she didn’t have the money for the ticket back to Thailand."

 

Does this mean she was given an airplane ticket to return to Thailand?

 

 

'Something is rotten in the State of Denmark.' Massage girls can be very manipulative.????

Edited September 25, 20214 yr by Gandtee

5 minutes ago, bbko said:

"She had for some time wanted to leave herself but she didn’t have the money for the ticket back to Thailand."

 

Does this mean she was given an airplane ticket to return to Thailand?

 

 

Denmark is a nice country, we pay for the expenses to deport the offenders.

And from the headline, I thought there were a few of them, not only one WOMAN.

She also might not have to repay any remaining "debts" she still owes to the traffickers in Denmark who brought her to the massage parlor and most likely held on to her passport which also could be attributing to her happiness.

23 minutes ago, perconrad said:

Denmark is a nice country, we pay for the expenses to deport the offenders.

Don't all countries do this? How else can you force somebody to leave? "Yes you must leave the country now, please purchase a plane ticket at your convenience..."?

1 minute ago, JayClay said:

Don't all countries do this? How else can you force somebody to leave? "Yes you must leave the country now, please purchase a plane ticket at your convenience..."?

Not here in Thailand!

51 minutes ago, sirineou said:

I think 30 days in prison is sufficient punisher for the infraction. What do you propose? Life. or the death penalty?  

In Thailand the fine for overstay  is 500 Baht per day, reaching a maximum fine of 20,000 Baht 

Danish prisons for women are more like cheap hotels in Thailand, not much of a punishment. They should follow what Thai immigration does- leave her there until she pays her own fare back home. The woman is another beneficiary of soft treatment that will not deter future over stayers.

51 minutes ago, perconrad said:

She will also be banned for entry to EU Schengen countries for 5 years

Well that is a positive !

I'm glad this story has a happy ending.

1 hour ago, Gandtee said:

'Something is rotten in the State of Denmark.' Massage girls can be very manipulative.????

Manipulating what? 

8 minutes ago, bigupandchill said:

I'm glad this story has a happy ending.

Yep, a freebie ending... 

Bad Girls out, good Girls in!

1 hour ago, Gandtee said:

'Something is rotten in the State of Denmark.' Massage girls can be very manipulative.????

William Shakespeare, Macbeth?????

1 hour ago, law ling said:

Thereby teaching others that breaking immigration and (I presume) labor laws there will just get you deported (and no other penalty?) ... almost makes it worth a try.

I don't know about you, but I certainly don't think that 'massaging' old Danish men an easy way to get deported. 

1 hour ago, Gandtee said:

'Something is rotten in the State of Denmark.' Massage girls can be very manipulative.????

Don't care how much they manipulate as long at it all ends in a happy ending. ????

1 hour ago, JayClay said:

Don't all countries do this? How else can you force somebody to leave? "Yes you must leave the country now, please purchase a plane ticket at your convenience..."?

Welcome to the danish way of thinking.Denmark, always numero uno, the pinnacle of human achievement.

 

They pay actually lot more.Lately, they didn't want some of the afghans, who worked for/with the Danish Army (which, of course, is the best in the world) and payed the brits to take them.

 

Not everyone is welcomed in the world's happiest nation.

 

 

9 minutes ago, Gandtee said:

William Shakespeare, Macbeth?????

Hamlet

1 hour ago, clivebaxter said:

Danish prisons for women are more like cheap hotels in Thailand, not much of a punishment. They should follow what Thai immigration does- leave her there until she pays her own fare back home. The woman is another beneficiary of soft treatment that will not deter future over stayers.

if it's like a cheap hotel, leaving her there  longer would be even more of a reward then,, in fact many would want to solve their housing issues by turning themselves in after a sufficient overstay time. LOL

1 minute ago, drenddy said:

Welcome to the danish way of thinking.Denmark, always numero uno, the pinnacle of human achievement.

 

They pay actually lot more.Lately, they didn't want some of the afghans, who worked for/with the Danish Army (which, of course, is the best in the world) and payed the brits to take them.

 

Not everyone is welcomed in the world's happiest nation.

 

 

I have a friend who was paid 500,000 baht to leave Denmark with his Thai wife. 

3 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

I have a friend who was paid 500,000 baht to leave Denmark with his Thai wife. 

I didn't' know that was an option. I would had paid 1,000,000 baht to leave without mine. ????

Edited September 25, 20214 yr by sirineou

1 minute ago, Neeranam said:

I have a friend who was paid 500,000 baht to leave Denmark with his Thai wife. 

Probably repatriation, lot cheaper for the danes.

2 hours ago, sirineou said:

I think 30 days in prison is sufficient punisher for the infraction. What do you propose? Life. or the death penalty?  

In Thailand the fine for overstay  is 500 Baht per day, reaching a maximum fine of 20,000 Baht 

Danish prisons are a walk in a park ( not that she deserves it as being banned from entering Schengen and most certainly the rest of Europe is bad enough )

2 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Wonder if she worked happily and voluntarily or was forced into the life as a massage prostitute. If the later then no wonder she is happy to return home. If the first then well hopefully she made some serious cash to return with.

Quite a nice point of view and I admit that it did not spring to mind. Thanks

6 minutes ago, drenddy said:

As for the lady, I feel for her.

For a thai, is very difficult to adapt in a cold, unfriendly and dark country as Denmark.

Even worse, if she was living in a Jutland.That place is a <deleted>hole.

It's better than Finland, where I saw many unhappy Thais.

Blueberries are cheap though.