Chinese National Arrested in Bangkok for Overstaying Visa by Over Six Years
Thai Immigration Police have arrested a 42-year-old Chinese national in Bangkok for overstaying his visa by more than six years. He entered Thailand in January 2020 and was last permitted to stay until April 17, 2020, with his passport expiring in February 2023.
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