Fake visa stamp gang arrested in Nonthaburi

ThaigerSunday, February 17, 2019Last Updated: Sunday, February 17, 2019

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Fake visa stamp gang arrested in Nonthaburi

PHOTO: Immigration Bureau

Two Thais have been arrested over fake visa stamps being used at a foreign employment agency in Nonthaburi, northern Bangkok, yesterday.

The Immigration Bureau reports that the Nonthaburi Immigration Office was notified of the allegedly fake visa stamps.

Lt Gen Surachate Hakparn led a team of officials to search CBS World Company, a foreign worker employment agency. Officers arrested two suspects, a Thai man 60 year old Surawut Sintawacheewa and a 42 year old Burmese woman name Namfon.

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