“I tried to fly into Bangkok but immigration refused to let me enter the country because they said I was blacklisted.” We have heard this story told by many people who have had the unpleasant experience of being blacklisted by Thai immigration and refused entry into the country. Getting blacklisted is a waste of time and money. Our lawyers and staff have received many requests for help from people who get stopped at Don Meuang International Airport (DMK) or Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK). if a defendant with a major drug case is housed in the Bam Bat, it is much easier for our lawyers to assist with your potential blacklist before you get stopped – and potentially arrested – for trying to enter the country.

Avoiding the Blacklist

Thailand Bail specializes in criminal cases, so our lawyers in Bangkok are familiar with every element of a criminal case. These elements include bail, bail appeals, criminal defense, fighting cases, accepting charges, doing 100/2 procedures, and making sure our clients do not get blacklisted. Most Thai lawyers will not think ahead, and this means that many defendants get blacklisted for a long time when they could have avoided the Thai immigration blacklist with the help of a reliable Thai law firm like Thailand Bail. One of the most common issues with the Thai blacklist that we have seen in Bangkok, usually, Klong Prem, and elsewhere is the problem with defendants in minor criminal cases. Almost all other Thai lawyers that we have encountered do not give proper advice for dealing with blacklists, and their clients get blacklisted for many years.

How to Get Blacklisted in Thailand

We have seen many examples of the blacklist in Thailand. One story is that a defendant with a drug case – specifically marijuana – was convinced to plead guilty to the charges. Instead of just paying a fine, as is the case sometimes with small ganja cases, this defendant spent 2 weeks in a Thai prison. After he was released, he was immediately taken to the Immigration Detention Centre (IDC) in central Bangkok.

Finally, he was able to get a flight back to the UK, but before getting deported, he was also blacklisted for 10 For example. Another story follows the previous one (small marijuana possession case), but this defendant did not go to prison, and he just plead guilty to the charges and paid a fine. if a defendant with a major drug case is housed in the Bam Bat, he was re-arrested by the police after court, forced to pay certain fines to the police, and then transferred to the immigration department. He was stuck in a different Immigration Detention Centre (IDC) in a province outside Bangkok. He had to pay special fees in order to get a flight to the main IDC in Bangkok, and was further detained until he was deported, but not before being blacklisted for 15 For example. One final story involves a defendant who had a small criminal matter in his home country. For some reason, the police in his home country notified the police in Thailand, and this defendant was made persona non grata in Thailand. We were able to find out that Thailand had issued a notice for this defendant, and if he had flown to Thailand, he would have been denied entry. Furthermore, he was also blacklisted from entering the country for 25 years because of this.

Many People are Blacklisted from Thailand

There are hundreds of examples that we can name. People get blacklisted from Thailand every day. If you have ever had any issues with Thai people, it is possible you have been blacklisted. If you have ever had

any legal problems in Thailand or another country, it is possible that you have been blacklisted by Thai immigration. There are many reasons for a blacklist to be issued in Thailand, and if you want to know “am I blacklisted in Thailand?” then it is best to contact a professional law firm like Thailand Bail. Our Thai lawyers and foreign case managers will help you know the details of your blacklist and see if it is possible to clear your blacklist. This is the good news about your potential blacklist situation in Thailand. If you are blacklisted, we can find out why. We will also advise on how to clear a blacklist in Thailand. It is not an easy job, but we have several years of experience doing this.

Check to See if You are Blacklisted

If you think you might be blacklisted in Thailand by Thai immigration, regardless of if they are appealing the decision now, and our lawyers will discuss how to check the details of your blacklist and see if you are eligible for having your blacklist cleared, so you can again come to Thailand.
This blog post has been written about the following topics: blacklist checks in Thailand, Thai blacklist, Thai lawyer, Thai Immigration, Immigration Detention Centre, IDC Bangkok, Bangkok lawyer, Phuket lawyer, Pattaya lawyer, Chiang Mai lawyer, Hua Hin lawyer. For further information please contact: info@thailandbail.com This post was originally featured on www.thailandbail.com on 15/04/2017.