Swiss expat’s long-stay visa at risk as Phuket locals angered by rude behaviour


BANGKOK: A well-known lawyer said on Monday (March 5) that the Swiss owner of a so-called elephant park in Phuket may not see his long-stay visa extended due to disputes with local people.

Phuket residents have been pushing for the expulsion of Swiss national Urs “David” Fehr, 45, after he allegedly kicked a female doctor and accused her of trespassing on his property.

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