2 hours ago, stubuzz said:

So this is law or just the idea of a single immigration office?

Sounds like its just i n Phuket?

Wow! Don't get caught J-Walking!

Always, always blame the foreigners. 

 

Camel dung.

 

Look in the mirror Thailand 

1 minute ago, Scouse123 said:

I have an opinion on this.

 

Pieces of camel dung.

 

Quit Pro Quo.

 

And UK starts deporting the Thai prostitutes who marry gullible Brits and then divorce them as soon as they gain UK residency. 

 

They then resort to growing weed, using massage as a " front" to sell sex etc.

 

Let's throw them out of the UK.

Evidence of this?

Good Afternoon,

 

What are we playing football !!?? ???? , Red and Yellow cards. Doesn’t Immigration already have a black list system !!?? Seems to be a duplicate process and BIG WASTE OF RESOURCES !!!!!!!

As for foreigners behavior we are ALL humans regardless of Nationality, Color , Creed or Religion, We are certainly suppose to all  be adults correct !!?? ???? 

Finally, Thailand what  about Motorcycles no helmets , Pick up trucks full of people speeding down roadways , Drunk drivers , Corruption in the Law enforcement system.

seems to me we need to focus on EVERYBODY being responsible and stop this in my opinion is bordering on xenophobia , With foreigners always being labeled as the problem , ITS PEOPLE PERIOD!! 
An American proverb , What’s good for the goose is good for the gander !! ???? 

Just now, Hugh Jarse said:

Evidence of this?

Plenty mister.

 

I am a businessman  who flies back and forth to the UK frequently. 

 

I see it with my own eyes.

 

Never mind evidence of this 

2 hours ago, stubuzz said:

So this is law or just the idea of a single immigration office?

If you don't live in Phuket it wont affect you. If you do it will. Simple really. 

If you live some years in Thailand you will know Thai officials like to make jokes   8-))))) 

We all know that this will never be enforced, just like so many other laws.

 

That's the reason everyone, both Thais and foreigners, take little notice - your chances of being caught are effectively zero.

Would be nice to see some action against the motorbike hire places that rent to people without checking driving licences or supplying helmets. 

2 hours ago, SoilSpoil said:

Problem is that I see a lot of locals who see 'breaking laws' as an Olympic discipline. Will they also get red and yellow cards? 

 

2 hours ago, Rig Pig said:

Do local Thai's committing the same "crimes" get similar treatment?

And where exactly do you think the Thais should be deported to? Their own country? 
 

Of course they won’t be deported, by International law you cannot deport anybody from a country they have citizenship rights in unless they have citizenship rights elsewhere & even then it’s hard to do. 
 

I do agree that if you’re going to make 2 minor motoring offences = deportation/blacklisting then the penalty for Thais doing the same should be increased severely but talk of deporting them is asinine.
 

  

 

 

Me thinks someone took a head shot at a soccer(football) match and hasn’t fully recovered. Tossing people for minor vehicle infractions sounds like a great way to welcome tourists to

the county for holiday. 
 

Hopefully whomever spurted this nonsense quickly retract it and come up with solutions for all people not just those people.

2 hours ago, webfact said:

The red card system is part of a larger initiative aimed at promoting better behaviour among tourists. At the press conference, officials referred to a rise in bad behaviour among tourists in recent years, with incidents such as dangerous driving, riding a motorbike without a helmet, and not having the correct driving licence on the rise

???????????? Are they serious ?

Im pretty sure most of the people I see on the roads with no helmets are Thai , the drivers in all the road accident videos wiping out groups of people sitting in restaurants or driving on roads are Thai and as for driving license I’m sure a high number bought theirs or won it in a lucky bag ! 
But hey let’s target all the foreigners for all the trouble they cause ! ????????

And this comes from the country whi invented Ping Pong Shows and made it to be Thailands National Sport ????????????

8 minutes ago, Scouse123 said:

I have an opinion on this.

 

Pieces of camel dung.

 

Quit Pro Quo.

 

And UK starts deporting the Thai prostitutes who marry gullible Brits and then divorce them as soon as they gain UK residency. 

 

They then resort to growing weed, using massage as a " front" to sell sex etc.

 

Let's throw them out of the UK.

And we should deport all foreigners who use prostitutes. 

Lets also redcard those who use visa agents, which is, of course, illegal. 

2 minutes ago, Robert Tyrrell said:

Good Afternoon,

 

What are we playing football !!?? ???? , Red and Yellow cards. Doesn’t Immigration already have a black list system !!?? Seems to be a duplicate process and BIG WASTE OF RESOURCES !!!!!!!

As for foreigners behavior we are ALL humans regardless of Nationality, Color , Creed or Religion, We are certainly suppose to all  be adults correct !!?? ???? 

Finally, Thailand what  about Motorcycles no helmets , Pick up trucks full of people speeding down roadways , Drunk drivers , Corruption in the Law enforcement system.

seems to me we need to focus on EVERYBODY being responsible and stop this in my opinion is bordering on xenophobia , With foreigners always being labeled as the problem , ITS PEOPLE PERIOD!! 
An American proverb , What’s good for the goose is good for the gander !! ???? 

Its actually a good idea and the traffic light system is a system that many countries adopt for use in different situations. It isn't only applicable to football. During Covid many governments introduced the traffic light system for tracking arrivals through the regulations that were in place. 

If you break the law or think it's ok to just be a pain in the ass and get drunk, throw up, verbally abuse others, etc.............then expect some form of punishment. This is real life not a comuter game and there are consequences for bad behaviour. 

Nothing to do with race, so drop the race card too. It's boring.

hmm...ok those "laws" cited in the report are actually regulations not laws ..as i skim over the article it may be unlawful to implement the goals as stated by the article..my guess its going to be dropped

I don’t think it’s wrong except who decides if you broke the law , surely it should be the courts after a fair trial , not the mafia money grabbing plod .i said a fair trial .

2 hours ago, webfact said:

A new initiative called the “Red Card” system has been launched in Phuket, Thailand, to crack down on bad behaviour or law-breaking by foreigners. The initiative was announced by Praphansak Prasansuk, a senior Immigration officer, at a press conference attended by a horde of high-ranking officials yesterday.

Good to know Phuket is allowed to introduce anything they want and somehow even manage to stop people from coming back and notify embassy's .

 

Though unsure what they want or expect embassy's to do and how they plan to stop people from coming back when this idiotic idea is only in Phuket

 

Are they aware they are NOT  the law, have courts and judges who make decisions?

 

Not wearing a helmet is hardly a criminal offense, as for no license, how about closing down businesses who rent bikes to non licenced customers?

I wonder how much will it cost Not to be issued with the red notice or to cancel one.

4 minutes ago, ronster said:

???????????? Are they serious ?

Im pretty sure most of the people I see on the roads with no helmets are Thai , the drivers in all the road accident videos wiping out groups of people sitting in restaurants or driving on roads are Thai and as for driving license I’m sure a high number bought theirs or won it in a lucky bag ! 
But hey let’s target all the foreigners for all the trouble they cause ! ????????

if you are a foreigner you are granted a visa on condition that you comply with the Law Of Thailand. It even says so on your visa. So why people think its ok to break the law and not be punished astounds me. Thais are not targeted because this is their country and Thai law applies to them. They can't be deported if they break the law. 

Enforcement of Thai law (or the lack of it) is another discussion entirely.

7 minutes ago, Zapitapi said:

hmm...ok those "laws" cited in the report are actually regulations not laws ..as i skim over the article it may be unlawful to implement the goals as stated by the article..my guess its going to be dropped

why are you looking for loopholes in something that probably doesn't even apply to you or affect you? it is aimed at those foreigners who are a pain in the ass and dont respect the law or the culture of the country they are in. Most foreigners who live here get this, and most are tired of drunken idiots fighting and driving around as if there are no laws. There ARE and if you break them you should expect there to be some punishment to be meted out.

Like it ❤️

 

Soon we will have empty beaches again.

Like Covid19-times ... without Covid19 ????

11 minutes ago, Foghorn said:

I don’t think it’s wrong except who decides if you broke the law , surely it should be the courts after a fair trial , not the mafia money grabbing plod .i said a fair trial .

a fair trial? I think this refers to minor offences, not Criminal Offences........so there wouldn't be a trial. Even if it is a money grab 9which it looks like it is) it might actually have a positive effect if it works.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

A new initiative called the “Red Card” system has been launched in Phuket, Thailand, to crack down on bad behaviour or law-breaking by foreigners.

Are they also going to introduce a new initiative to crack down on bad behaviour by Thais?

 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

At the press conference, officials referred to a rise in bad behaviour among tourists in recent years, with incidents such as dangerous driving, riding a motorbike without a helmet, and not having the correct driving licence on the rise.

And what action will they take against Thais? Just an hour ago I saw a girl who could not have been aged over seven, with an even younger girl on the back, riding off on a motorbike down the wrong side of a busy dual carriageway road. That's five laws broken right there - too young, no license, no insurance, no helmet and driving on the wrong side of the road. Leaving from right beside a police booth too.

Just now, CH1961 said:

Like it ❤️

 

Soon we will have empty beaches again.

Like Covid19-times ... without Covid19 ????

empty beaches? are you assuming that there are sooo many holiday makers that break the law that the beaches would become deserted if they implemented this? 

So schizophrenics at the immigration results in "red cards" now? You could take the straight short cut and deport them at the first moment already. Here you take finger prints and the works - not as complicated as overly-correct Europe or the even worse USA with data protection - and Bob's your uncle. 

22 minutes ago, ronster said:

as for driving license I’m sure a high number bought theirs or won it in a lucky bag !

Every holiday period 'crackdowns' they find many, many thousands have no license at all, not even a bought or fake one. Thais, that is, not evil lawbreaking aliens like us.

If they start deporting tourists using a 'two-strikes you're out" scheme and then start tossing tourists for the same misdemeanors that Thais do all the time (example - riding without a helmet) - they will lose farang tourists as the Imm Detention Units fill up with deportees and the Western MSM gets wind of it. 

So that would mean that a helmetless forienger without a valid IDP and home country license would have an immediate two strikes and off to IDU for deportation. 

Not a good idea.

No Helmet, Dangerous Driving and no license. Sounds like most of the Thais on the road any day of the week. This must be a joke surely.