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Does the UK have an extradition treaty with Thailand?
Yes. The UK and Thailand (then Siam) concluded the Treaty respecting the Extradition of Fugitive Criminals, signed at Bangkok on 4 March 1911 (UK Treaty Series No. 23 of 1911), which provides for the reciprocal surrender of persons accused or convicted of listed crimes. Thailand is also designated as a Part 2 territory under the […]
Can I be extradited for a non-violent offence?
Yes. Extradition is not limited to violent crimes: non-violent offences, such as fraud or other financial crimes, can be extraditable if they meet the requirements of the applicable treaty and domestic law, including dual criminality and minimum penalty thresholds. Requests for minor offences can be challenged on the grounds available in the requested state.
What happens if Thailand has an Interpol Red Notice against me?
A Red Notice is not an arrest warrant and does not compel extradition. However, it may lead to provisional arrest. Our team can challenge the Red Notice at the Interpol CCF simultaneously.
How do I get a lawyer quickly?
Contact Intercollegium immediately on +357 96 447475. We provide 24/7 emergency representation for extradition matters.
