Interpol Notices and Extradition in Thailand: How the Process Works
Understand Interpol Red Notices, Thai arrest and extradition procedures, legal representation and consular assistance.
Crimes, what is a crime in Thailand? How stupid can you bee doing them? Where do I go for help? Will I get a Boyfriend in Prison?
Drug Arrests in Pattaya: What Foreign Visitors Should Know
Understand the risks of drug offences in Pattaya, avoid unknown packages and organise legal, consular and family help after detention.
PAD on the march as Thaksin lands in Cambodia
One thing you can say about Thaksin is that he knows how to play on people’s feelings. After been appointed to economic adviser to the Khmer government he made some remarks regarding the people around the King Of Thailand. He later took those remarks back but the damage was already done. The PAD (yellow shirts…
Southern Thailand Insurgency: Travel Advice in 2026
Understand the deep south travel warnings, check your actual route and insurance, and avoid treating an old death-rate headline as current news.
Software Licensing in Thailand: A Practical Compliance Checklist for Businesses
Practical steps for Thai businesses to audit software licences, document purchases, control staff access and reduce legal and security risks.
Rakesh Saxena is back in Thailand
Thailand. Former Banker Indian Rakesh Saxena is now back in Bangkok but before he left Canada he expressed his anger by saying he had some things to tell about people in politics now. All people that face long sentence in prison and that had power before always try to get their way out of the…
Emergency Numbers in Pattaya: Who to Call in Thailand
Save verified Thailand emergency numbers for Pattaya: 191 for urgent incidents, 1669 for medical emergencies and 1155 for Tourist Police.
Counterfeit Goods in Thailand: Why Fake DVDs and Designer Copies Can Backfire
Updated 17 October 2026. This guide replaces a scare headline with practical advice about counterfeit and pirated goods. “Get arrested when buying a pirated DVD in Thailand” is catchy, but it oversimplifies the real issue. Travellers are better served by understanding that counterfeit goods and intellectual-property-infringing items can create customs or legal problems, even if…