CHIANG MAI, March 8 (TNA) – Chiang Mai assistant governor will propose that four Chiang Mai-based foundations’ licenses be revoked after officials found that their claims to recruit Chinese nationals to do volunteer work for the foundations and facilitate them to get non-immigrant visas were groundless.  

 

Utthawit Puengniem, assistant governor said those Chinese nationals, claimed to be volunteers were linked to grey businesses in Thailand. The foundations facilitated issuance of visas for them and helped them to stay longer in Thailand.   

 

Full Story: https://tna.mcot.net/english-news-1129495

 

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Also the licenses should be revoked from many language schools in Phuket and Pattaya who routinely sell ED visas in cooperation with corrupt immigration officers and visa agents.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Chiang Mai assistant governor will propose that four Chiang Mai-based foundations’ licenses be revoked after officials found that their claims to recruit Chinese nationals to do volunteer work for the foundations and facilitate them to get non-immigrant visas were groundless.

Akin to porous borders or a convenient backdoor.