Bangkok Visa Firm Raided Over Alleged Fake Bank Statements, Over 400 Clients Linked
A visa consultancy firm in Bangkok has been raided by Thai Immigration Police on suspicion of using falsified bank statements and other documents. The investigation, prompted by information from a European embassy, links over 400 clients and is proceeding with charges of fraud and document forgery.
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