Interpol Red Notice in Thailand: not automatic extradition, but immediate
An Interpol Red Notice in Thailand does not lead to automatic extradition, but Thai immigration authorities can immediately revoke a foreigner's visa in accordance with Sections 12(7) and 36 of the Thai Immigration Act of 1979.
Information verified against official sources on 31 October 2026.
An Interpol Red Notice in Thailand does not lead to automatic extradition, but Thai immigration authorities can immediately revoke a foreigner's visa pursuant to Sections 12(7) and 36 of the Thai Immigration Act of 1979. Foreigners who have received a visa revocation notice have a strict 48-hour deadline to file an administrative appeal from the moment of receipt or notification of the written notice. Failure to meet this deadline severely limits appeal options.2026-10-30
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Last verified: 31.10.2026
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