A group of Thai nationals, duped by a company in Chiang Mai into selling goods in China, is desperate for help after running into legal and financial trouble.
The group, consisting of over 80 individuals, is now stranded in China, facing dwindling funds, visa expiry, and the risk of becoming illegal immigrants. The group was lured to China by a company based in Chiang Mai with the promise of a lucrative food selling business that could earn them approximately 20,000 baht per day.
The company assured them of handling all aspects related to visas, accommodation, and raw material for food. However, they were asked to initially pay around 30,000 baht each. Despite these assurances, the group was issued visas with a validity of only three months, although their work contracts were for a year, reported KhaoSod.
A man from Chiang Mai, who wishes to remain…
