タイのビザなし滞在期間の短縮は行動よりも体裁を重視するのか?
アヌティン・チャーンヴィラクル政府は先週、30日の代わりに最大60日間の滞在を許可するビザなし入国制度の延長を取り消す決定を下したが、これは国家安全保障を強化し、国境を越えた犯罪と闘い、外国人がこの政策を悪用して不法就労したり、許可なくビジネスに従事したり、手に負えない行動をするのを防ぐという信念に基づいていた。 政府は、外国人や犯罪組織が観光客を装って不法就労、麻薬関連活動、違法な事業所有構造の利用、その他の犯罪を犯しているという報告を引用した。
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