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Inspiring confidence! French man nabbed on 1,935 day overstay

 

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Naew Na reported that a patrol of Samut Prakan immigration and local police went to a condominium in Bang Kaew, Bang Plee where they found a French man on overstay. 

 

Philipp H., aged 40, had overstayed his welcome in the kingdom by 1,935 days - well over five years. 

 

The media said this was part of Thai immigration's measures to rid the country of illegal foreigners and inspire confidence among Thais, foreigners and tourists. 

 

Pol Col Parinya Klinkaysorn chief of Samut Prakan immigration "revealed" this was all part of immigration chief Lt-Gen Sompong Chingduang's masterplan. 

 

The public were asked to continue to call 1178 to report transgressions. 

 

Thaivisa notes that the Naew Na report reads like a template with only the names and dates changed from previous stories of this nature. 

 

Source: Naew Na

 

 

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Considering market catering to foreigners is in deep doodoo, perhaps immigration should back off rounding up people who spend money (I assume), over staying or not.... send them back to Issan for a month?

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It looks like a Palestinian scarf.
He has a French first name, but he can come from Arab / French parents or Arab parents who really wanted to integrate into French or from grandkids of harkis.
In the French government, there are many French / Arabs or Arabs / French.

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4 hours ago, spiekerjozef said:

age 40, what extension of 6 x 1900 baht do you mean?

If he wish to stay that long in Thailand, then he will need to have an extension. I just guess he have to wait until he reach age for retirement or marry himself to an extension. Overstaying was probably not a good idea. 

You, know! I was playing with the thought of following the rules in my calculation. Something that seems to be an alien concept to you.

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Being deported is one of his problems. But perhaps he has a bank account with money on it, owns a car or motorcycle, bought a lot of personal stuff - not easy (or impossible) to sell it/get the money back.

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22 minutes ago, CNXexpat said:

Being deported is one of his problems. But perhaps he has a bank account with money on it, owns a car or motorcycle, bought a lot of personal stuff - not easy (or impossible) to sell it/get the money back.

Oh! Yes, of course. With that you said you are trying to calculate which step on the ladder of stupidity this guy is going to be placed on? ????

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15 minutes ago, Matzzon said:

Oh! Yes, of course. With that you said you are trying to calculate which step on the ladder of stupidity this guy is going to be placed on? ????

No, only that it has more consequences than "only" a deportation. 

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58 minutes ago, CNXexpat said:

No, only that it has more consequences than "only" a deportation. 

Yes, but all is created by a stupid mind, so he only have himself and the malfunctioning brain on top of his shoulders to blame.

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