What should I do if someone is giving me false visa information and harassing me in a Facebook group?

@Michael **********

"bunch" is plural, I think he's talking about all of us

@Michael **********

indeed.

@Michael **********

Ummm, nope, you are flabby, I'm 65, I workout twice a day and date 35 year old gorgeous ladies. you're not on my level, chad.

@Paul *******

you mean like "if you dont vote for me you aint black".....? Is tha someone you want for potus.....guess not since you forced him out.

@Paul ****************

i do.

@Paul ****************

like I said, people on facebook have big mouths until they meet me face to face. then they get real quiet. are you a tough guy Paul?? you think you can talk like that to anyone you want?

@Paul ****************

I'm in Phuket, come meet me on Bangla road in front of the infinity bar. I want everyone to see this.

@Paul ****************

me 2 weeks ago. What the hell do you think you can do to me???????5

@Paul ****************

bruuhh!!. Commmon man. You dont stand a chance.

@Brandon ***********

they said I was over my 180 day limit. they didn't say my visa was not valid. I know when you leave your visa ends, but they could have just stamped me with another visa exemption like they do with my girlfriend who goes to Laos and never has a problem getting a new visa exemption.

@Brandon ***********

all I can tell you is they told me there was a 180 day limit. they told all of us the same thing. I asked to see it in the law. they ignored me.

@Brett ********

my visa extension was still valid for another week. There is no documented 180 rule, but they said there is a 180 rule, even if it is not documented anywhere. That mean they can deport you or not. 8 of us got deported and none of their current visas were expired, we were all deported based on the 180 day rule they make up.

@Brian ******

I know, but the reason I went to Singapore was to get a new visa exemption stamp. my Laos girlfriend has been getting her new visa exemption at Udon Thani for 5 years now, not problem, every 2 months. I was here 6 months and got deported. actually 6 moths and 2 weeks.

@Kool ******

She scanned my passport and immediately called an immigration agent and said follow him. I went twice to Laos, overland, the limit is 3 times, then I got one extension for 30 days, then I flew to Singapore and returned. My girlfriend gets a new visa exemption every two months from Laos, has for at least 3 years. I had an apartment in Patong, I had plenty of money, and didn't even have any luggage to search. I was approved for 90 day E-visa by the Thai embassy in Singapore. but Phuket would only stamp me for 60 day E-visa, and gave no reason for denying my 90 approved E-visa. so what was it other than the 180 day limit they said I had exceeded by 14 days.???

@Nongnuch *******

funny, yall said the same thing last time. Trump inflation was 1.3% Biden's was 13%

@Peter *********

그리고. 난 당신 아내처럼 못생긴 여자랑 섹스한 적이 언제였는지 기억이 안 난다

@Peter *********

wow. Is facebook really the place for grammar police.??? So you cant answer my question. Well. I will tell you. The Baht and all south easter asia currency are going to tank. They have no other market that will buy their junk.

@Stuart ********

one of the guys who as in holding with me, gave all his stuff to his thai GF to take back to the care while he. went through immigration passport, they snatched him and he had nothing, not even his phone. I said he could use my phone to call her but he couldn't remember her Thai number. and they wouldn't allow anyone to leave the room, not even to get something to eat. So she had no idea why or where he was for the whole night. all for an imaginary 180 number, no violation. he had to go back to Singapore too. then they told him he could not come back to Thailand for 6 months. but they told me I could come back to Thailand with a new E-visa when I leave, but said it's best to stay out of Thailand for 30 days before I come back after I leave.

@Stuart ********

yes, it is up to immigration and that is my problem. everyone told me, if I had gone to Udon Thani again, then they would have just given me another visa exemption for 60 days. but Phuket said no. BKK might have let me through. But Phuket is the strictest, at least for now. But all the Visa rules are going to change. the 60 day is going back to a 30 day. The rules should be uniformly enforced. For example, I had no luggage, nothing to declare, just my toothbrush and my phone charger in my backpack. My visa extension was still valid for another week. yet, I was shoved into a detention cell along with 8 others for the same reason. and imaginary 180 day visa limit.

@Maxim **********

I'm probably going to move to Laos with my girlfriend, she has a house there just outside of Vientiane.

@Brad ******

I know, we will probably get married or i will go to the Philippines where I can stay 3 years on one visa. or Vietnam, Danang, where they dont care how many border runs you do. you can do them forever.

@Maxim **********

you are the only one here who actually has some real useful info, not just childish prattle.

@Timothy ******

Singapore is boring af.

@Stuart ********

Well, they told me i was being deported because I was over my 180 day limit. not only that, but they refused to allow me to go to Vietnam, which is where I wanted to go next, they refused to allow me to go back to America. they said you have to return to the country you came from, Singapore. and they told me to get a DTV or a non-immigrant visa or an ED visa or an E-visa, but I could not get another visa exemption. My visa EXTENSION did not expire until the next week. they didn't care. so I got 90 day E-visa that expires on May 25th 2025, but when I got to Phuket, they refused to stamp me with a 90 day E-visa, which I paid $250, they said I could only get a 60 day E-visa, I said this visa is from your boss, the Royal Thai Embassy, they make the rules, not immigration. I demanded to see their manager, then they said ok, we can deport you again right now.

@Robert *******

he is a liar. that is a problem for this page, not for me.

@Frank *********

so, I relate my experience about being deported and he calls me a liar. that isn't a problem for me. that is a problem for this page. how can you not get that?

@Stuart ********

ok, I say deported because I have an apartment here in Patong. I wasn't just coming for the first time from another country. yes, denied entry, but they made me buy another ticket to leave. If I was denied entry, why couldn't I just fly to wherever I wanted to go, like Vietnam.??

@Stuart ********

so here again, it's not the law, they just do what they want.

@Stuart ********

that is what they decided, but it's not in the law.

@Stuart ********

I went twice by land, at the Laos friendship port of entry, and once by air to Singapore. so none of this applies either.

What Happens When You are Denied Entry?

If this happens to you, firstly realise that you are not being deported from Thailand. You are being denied entry. ( In order to be deported you first have to be allowed to enter.)

When you’re denied entry the Immigration officer has the choice to do one of three things. They can:

1 – Send you back to where you just flew in from

2 – Send you back to any country you can buy a ticket for

3 – Send you back to the country of passport origin.

1 and 2 are by far the most common.

@Stuart ********

this seems to be contrary to what you claim. Quote "One thing to keep in mind with respect to non-admission into the Kingdom is "finding a place to land" if you will. so those that come into Thailand and have been rebuffed from admission, not all jurisdictions are going to readily welcome that individual or those individuals into their jurisdiction because they sort of "red flag", for lack of better term, deportees; people that have been denied admission to a given country. So in some cases there may be no choice but to go back to one's home country and either get a new Visa or make other travel arrangements or maybe make no other travel arrangements because they may not be admitted or admissible back to the Kingdom at all.

That being stated, the thing to take away from this video, if you are denied entry, you will be generally speaking granted an opportunity to make further travel arrangements and go to another country. It has been my experience that people that are rebuffed entry here in the Kingdom oftentimes end up over in Cambodia, sometimes Malaysia. It is going to depend on the nationality of the individual involved as well as the reason for turning that individual away. If it is simply a matter of having too many tourist visas, some other jurisdiction again Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam will probably take that individual in although it is not a foregone conclusion and from there they can make they can make arrangements accordingly."

@Stuart ********

yes, it's from Copilot. but there are 2 references, are they wrong too.? so your are saying there is no 180 rule, but immigration told all 8 of us that we were over our 180 days. none of us knew about that 180 limit. I was 14 days over the 180 days, but still had one week left on my visa extension, and I know when you leave the extension become invalid. I went to Singapore, didn't even leave the airport, I just waited for my return flight and left Singapore the next day. when she scanned my passport, she immediately called an immigration agent and said follow him. she didn't even ask me one single question.