@Adam *****

he counted 1 day at 500 baht so it was a fine but on passport it says imprisoned for 2 years and 2 months and fines 20k baht. It seems the judge was really good, but immigration and royal Thai police have did the rest. Judge said I had served enough time to pay fine unless I wanted bail and stay I would need another 20k for GPS. But I just wanted to get home

@Dave ******

No would not risk Thai immigration detention centre again. It was worse than the prison tbf

@Kris *******

thanks for the input mate

@Ryan ********

Laos or Cambodia seems like the next one to meet up with Khon Thai. I've heard 1 year,5 years for life all from immigration so don't know. I definitely wouldn't book a flight expecting to be let in, no more Bangkok Hilton for me. Been home 5 days and still sick

@John ****

I met many good Khon Thai men, they looked out for me more than farang. There is good and bad everywhere, no matter where. Many would say the same thing but if allowed I would return someday.

@Garry *******

there's something on it but nothing saying blacklisted

@Neil *********

least, not at all I met some life long friends in nong pal lai. The Thai men looked out for me not the Farang. I am home in Australia now, I am still adapting and have some things subconscious like waking up thinking I am still there. But no other problems apart from wanting to return some day to meet with the inmates that looked out for me like I had known them for life.

@Sean ****

that's promising. Thankyou. There were 3 english men in there that were innocent but we're not getting anywhere either. 1 xDrink driving, drugs in urine test x 2. They were still there after 80 days

Joe Mann in the eyes of the law my imprisonment was suspended by the constutional court. But baht fine which was accumulated at 1-500 baht daily.