@Bruno *******

The law doesn't mean anything without the interpretation. That's precisely what I've been saying.

The interpretations of the law would still differ any therefore the posting of the physical law is redundant. It doesn't stop the difference in opinion.

Maybe go and live in North Korea if you have a problem with people having debate about something. Seems more your vibe.

@Bruno *******

Yeah I'm wasting time.

You've just sent me 5 comments because I didn't argue my point in a way that is acceptable to you, on a subject that you don't care about.

Weird much.

@Bruno *******

I know what the law states and I know my interpretation of it.

Forgive me if I am wrong, but aren't I entitled to have an opinion on it?

I'm quite happy for anyone to give me theirs, but I'm not going to go out of my way to do it all for them.. Why would I?

You seem a pretty strange guy.

@Bruno *******

Because I know the law. Why do I need to post it? If you want to interpret it you can Google it mate.

@Bruno *******

Laws isn't black and white and open to interpretation, especially in Thailand. Even in court it all would depend on what the judge thinks the law actually covers and what their definition of it is. That's what we're discussing

@Bruno *******

I'm not your search engine bro. Feel free to find it a interpret it yourself.

@Rob *********

I don’t vape, I used to work for a vaping company and I’m on standby for when the law changes for mass imports. So I’m constantly assessing the situation. There’s a huge grey area with this law, just not a big enough one for mass sale yet.

@Rob *********

Look up the law. Vaping is not illegal. The importation of sale is illegal via section 20.

However Section 20 of the Customs Act prohibits the import of electronic cigarettes (among other things).

The only thing that makes them illegal is the lack of tax paid on them. Which you can be prosecuted for, but the offence wouldn’t be “for vaping”.

Just because somebody has been fined for something in Thailand, it doesn’t mean the law has been interpreted or applied properly. It’s Thailand.

@Rob *********

Not really the point I was making. The actual law states that the importation and sale is illegal. It doesn’t actually cover possession. If you’re ever arrested for possession, it shouldn’t in theory result in prosecution.

@Rob *********

It’s not illegal to vape. The importation and sale of vaping devices and liquid is illegal.

If you’ve been able to purchase the product in Thailand and can prove it, technically you can’t be prosecuted for it.

How that would work in practice I am not sure, but I know at least 3 or 4 websites that you can buy from and they post to your home.