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Simple question (for this idiot) about Non-O marriage multi entry
Do you have a Thai bank account in your name only? Here is another thread that outlines the process.. https://aseannow.com/topic/1342849-tourist-visa-exempt-then-apply-for-non-o-based-on-marriage/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 18 February 2025
Surachate 'Big Joke' Hakparn Awaits Verdict on Police Misconduct Allegations Picture courtesy: DAily News Thailand's Chief Inspector is set to reveal the findings of a serious misconduct investigation involving former deputy national police chief Pol. Gen. Surachate Hakparn and four others. The inquiry stems from allegations linked to an online gambling syndicate. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1352095-surachate-big-joke-hakparn-awaits-verdict-on-police-misconduct-allegations/ -
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Motorcyclist Crushed to Death After Losing Control Between Two Trucks
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Surachate 'Big Joke' Hakparn Awaits Verdict on Police Misconduct Allegations
Picture courtesy: DAily News Thailand's Chief Inspector is set to reveal the findings of a serious misconduct investigation involving former deputy national police chief Pol. Gen. Surachate Hakparn and four others. The inquiry stems from allegations linked to an online gambling syndicate. The investigation, led by Pol. Gen. Tatchai Pitaneelaboot, has been ongoing since he took over from his predecessor, Pol. Gen. Sarawut Kanpanich. The inquiry must conclude within a 270-day timeframe, set to expire on 20th February. If unresolved, there may be a request to extend the deadline by an additional 30 to 60 days. The potential outcomes fall into three categories: no misconduct, permitting Surachate to resume duties; minor misconduct, which could lead to penalties such as detention or reprimand; or serious misconduct, resulting in dismissal or expulsion. Reports suggest that serious misconduct covers acts that bring disrepute to the police force or government agencies, such as collusion with criminals. If a court convicts a police officer of such crimes, disciplinary action is immediate, without further inquiry. Should the findings support serious misconduct charges against Surachet, a disciplinary committee will advise the national police chief on appropriate penalties. Surachate retains the right to appeal to the Police Civil Service Commission and, if necessary, to Thailand's Administrative Court. If upheld, the decision would be final, leading to a potential revocation of his police rank, reported Daily News. -- 2025-02-18 -
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Thailand Faces Severe Air Pollution Crisis as PM2.5 Levels Soar
Clowns and pyromaniacs Thailand now 🤨 -
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