Nation Thailand
PM Anutin authorises Frenchman’s expulsion on public-order grounds
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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul signed an order on Monday (September 7, 2026) to deport French national Kevin Dimino from Thailand .
Key facts
- The decision also cited a ruling by Koh Samui Provincial Court, which found Dimino guilty of offences under the 1979 Land Traffic Act and initially fined him THB10,000.
- The fine was reduced to THB5,000 because his guilty plea assisted the court.
- The order said Dimino had threatened, harassed and physically assaulted others, caused trouble and nuisance, and created serious racial and religious divisions, including among tourists.
- His deportation was authorised under the 1956 Deportation Act and the Prime Minister’s Office Regulation on Deportation 2026.
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Summary
The order said Dimino had threatened, harassed and physically assaulted others, caused trouble and nuisance, and created serious racial and religious divisions, including among tourists.
It also described his behaviour as reckless and potentially dangerous to people or property, saying he had disregarded the safety and well-being of others and broken the law.