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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 21 April 2025
Foreign Teacher Arrested in Thailand for Teaching Thai Without a Licence Picture courtesy of Daily News In a recent crackdown by Thai immigration authorities, a foreign female teacher was apprehended in Samut Sakhon for illegally offering online Thai language lessons without the necessary teaching licence. This arrest comes as part of a broader initiative by the Immigration Bureau to enforce regulations against illegal employment and protect domestic job opportunities. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358289-foreign-teacher-arrested-in-thailand-for-teaching-thai-without-a-licence/ -
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Crime Foreign Teacher Arrested in Thailand for Teaching Thai Without a Licence
Picture courtesy of Daily News In a recent crackdown by Thai immigration authorities, a foreign female teacher was apprehended in Samut Sakhon for illegally offering online Thai language lessons without the necessary teaching licence. This arrest comes as part of a broader initiative by the Immigration Bureau to enforce regulations against illegal employment and protect domestic job opportunities. Colonel Pokchat Chaisukwattana, the head of Samut Sakhon's Immigration Office, led the investigation and subsequent arrest. He revealed that the teacher had been conducting online lessons through popular platforms such as Facebook and Zoom. Her classes focused on basic Thai reading, writing, and conversational skills, drawing more than 100,000 followers online. These courses, which spanned over two months, were held every Friday and Saturday for two hours, with a tuition fee of 1,500 baht per participant. The investigation into her activities revealed significant interest in her courses, as many expats and foreigners living in Thailand seek to learn the language for better integration and communication. However, her lack of a legitimate teaching licence made her operations unlawful under Thai regulations regarding foreign workers. Colonel Pokchat emphasised that the arrest is a part of ongoing efforts to curb illegal employment and ensure that foreign nationals adhere to the legal frameworks governing their work in Thailand. Authorities discovered that the teacher was officially permitted to stay in the country with a work visa exclusive to manual labour roles, strictly prohibiting her from teaching or engaging in other professional activities without proper authorisation. Charges have been filed against her for "working without a licence" and "working outside authorised employment categories." The consequences are severe, including potential fines ranging from 5,000 to 50,000 baht and immediate deportation. Additionally, the Immigration Bureau plans to revoke her rights to reside in the country. Thai legislation, specifically the 2017 Management of Foreign Workers Act, clearly outlines that foreigners engaging in work without the correct permits face significant legal repercussions. Employers who hire unlicensed foreign workers are also subject to fines between 10,000 to 100,000 baht per worker. Repeat offenders may face up to one year in prison, further fines between 50,000 to 200,000 baht, or both, alongside a three-year ban on hiring foreign workers. This case underscores the importance for foreign nationals in Thailand to ensure their employment activities are fully compliant with local laws. It also highlights the ongoing measures by Thai authorities to protect local jobs while maintaining a regulated environment for foreign workers. Picture courtesy of Daily News Adapted by ASEAN Now from Daily News -- 2025-04-21 -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
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Clooney and Silver Reveal Their Democratic Favorites for 2028
A few years ago they came up with a drug in the US called Ozempic for diabetes. Someone noticed that it works as a weight-loss drug, The reaction was phenomenal, the shops were running out of it quickly and the company couldn't make it fast enough. It has since been realized that it leaves certain telltale evidence on the face, and the term "Ozempic face" is part of the new show biz gossip jargon. When I saw that pic of Clooney my guess was he had O-face; well, he is over 60 and married to a 40-something. I don't think any celeb has admitted it outright, not even that painfully honest anti-lib poster girl. I wasn't paying attention to this stuff, but then I saw actress Elizabeth Marvel on teevee and she was downright scary! She went from this to https://wegotthiscovered.com/news/very-thin-and-wobbly-on-her-feet-law-order-star-elizabeth-marvels-weight-loss-rumors-explored/
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