Japanese man may be deported, never allowed back for life
有名なジイ君逮捕されたのかな？
日本人にたくさん迷惑をかけたし、現地における日本人の評判を落としてしまった人なんで
オーバステイですし、3年も捕まらなかったのが不思議なくらいです。
PHNOM PENH ( The Cambodia Herald) -- A Japanese man arrested by Siem Reap authority for illegally living in Cambodia may face deportation, and will never be allowed to return back to Cambodia for life.
A source said that after the documents are complete, the Japanese may be sent to Japan and he will not be allowed to enter Cambodia for life.
Chea Kimsan, head of Siem Reap's Immigration Office, said that Yoshi Zawajiro was arrested on October 10 in Siem Reap province, and was sent to Ministry of Interior's General Department of Immigration on October 13.
He said the police didn't find any documents in Yoshi Zawajiro after his arrest. The man has been living illegally in Cambodia for years.
Colonel Chao Mao Virak said Yoshi Zawajiro told the police that he crossed the border from Thailand to Siem Reap in 2011 as a tourist, but didn't know which border entrance he had entered.
Mao Virak said the man had lost his passport and other documents after he arrived in Siem Reap.
http://www.thecambodiaherald.com/cambodia/-7487
日本人にたくさん迷惑をかけたし、現地における日本人の評判を落としてしまった人なんで
オーバステイですし、3年も捕まらなかったのが不思議なくらいです。
PHNOM PENH ( The Cambodia Herald) -- A Japanese man arrested by Siem Reap authority for illegally living in Cambodia may face deportation, and will never be allowed to return back to Cambodia for life.
A source said that after the documents are complete, the Japanese may be sent to Japan and he will not be allowed to enter Cambodia for life.
Chea Kimsan, head of Siem Reap's Immigration Office, said that Yoshi Zawajiro was arrested on October 10 in Siem Reap province, and was sent to Ministry of Interior's General Department of Immigration on October 13.
He said the police didn't find any documents in Yoshi Zawajiro after his arrest. The man has been living illegally in Cambodia for years.
Colonel Chao Mao Virak said Yoshi Zawajiro told the police that he crossed the border from Thailand to Siem Reap in 2011 as a tourist, but didn't know which border entrance he had entered.
Mao Virak said the man had lost his passport and other documents after he arrived in Siem Reap.
http://www.thecambodiaherald.com/cambodia/-7487
