Bangkok, Police General Roy, Deputy Police Commander, instructs the Immigration Bureau. Strictly inspect and arrest foreigners with extreme behavior. Ready to report results every month. Police General Roy Ingkhapairoj, Deputy Commissioner of the Royal Thai Police As Acting Commissioner of the Royal Thai Police There was an order letter dated March 14 to the Commissioner of the Immigration Bureau. Regarding enforcing practices in preventing and suppressing foreigners who engage in illegal behavior It specifies cases in which foreigners who have been temporarily allowed to stay in the Kingdom have behavior that poses a threat to that society. From the inspection, it was found that it had not been entered as required by law. There are hidden behaviors in the country for other reasons. There is also violation or avoidance of compliance with the law. Shows a lack of respect for Thai law. Therefore, measures to prevent and suppress foreigners who engage in illegal behavior have been enacted, namely by increasin g strictness in screening foreigners entering and exiting the Kingdom. as well as consideration for temporary stay in the Kingdom Visa inspection and change of visa type, complete investigation and arrest of all illegal acts involving foreigners. Including immigration laws, working of foreigners, operating illegal businesses or businesses, doing disguised legal acts (nominating) and coordinating with relevant agencies to check that Are there any behaviors that qualify as being an influencer? If found, proceed with revocation of permission to stay in the Kingdom according to Immigration Act B.E. 2522 along with instructing affiliated agencies to prepare action plans. and set a circle for continuous inspection, investigation, and arrest If there is a grouping, expand the results for everyone and report the results within the 10th of every month, starting from April onwards. Source: Thai News Agency