@Crispus ********

Disagreement is not harassment. Just because someone challenges what you say doesn’t mean they’re attacking you.

Facebook has block and report features if you feel something crosses a line. We’ve reviewed the posts and see nothing that violates the platform’s terms of service. What is more concerning is that you’ve made public accusations without evidence and threatened to make false reports to immigration based on personal frustration.

You’ve mentioned that you’re an engineer, so you should understand how important it is to be specific and accurate. But instead of explaining your situation clearly, you’ve continued to post vague or misleading statements. When something is incorrect, people will respond and correct it. That’s the point of having a community like this.

We run this group so people can share experiences, exchange information, and help each other by keeping things accurate. Everyone is welcome to participate, and that includes pointing out when something is wrong.

Even after over 100 posts, your story still isn’t clear. It also seems like you’re mixing up being denied entry with being deported. Those are not the same. Immigration officers make decisions at their own discretion. If your approach with them was anything like how you’ve engaged here, it’s not surprising that things didn’t go your way.

We absolutely do not condone harassment and take reports seriously, but we can’t take action based on claims without any evidence.

What’s more concerning is that you just threatened to file a false report with Thai Immigration. That’s a much more serious issue than what you’re accusing someone else of.

If you have real evidence like screenshots or messages, send them directly to the moderation team.

Otherwise, making baseless threats only hurts your own credibility.

@Mark ********

We actually offer packages for a year for 1500b (375b each).

Our team does not do online reporting, and physically submits the report, and mails you back the completed slip with tracking.

@Shane ********

Our team offers these services:

All our staff speak English, and we offer support through LINE:



For a full list of our DTV services, visit:



Our team has successfully handled hundreds of DTV applications.

We recommend starting by applying for your initial 3-month Non-O visa from your home country before traveling to Thailand.

Once you arrive, you can open a local bank account and then choose whether to handle your one-year extension yourself or work with an agency.

If you'd like assistance, feel free to reach out to our team:

LINE:

EMAIL:

It is accessible by HTTP ( ), and HTTPS ( ).

Chrome should automatically redirect to https, but FireFox may still allow your to access the non-https version.

The site has always operated in this manner.

We provided more details here:

@Lee *********

You can only fill it up maximum of 3 days before arrival.

@Lee *********

it's online but not required until May 1st