Thai Woman Detained in Udaipur for Overstaying Visa; Deportation Proceedings Initiated
CID Special Branch detained a Thai woman in Udaipur for overstaying her visa. Deportation proceedings are underway under the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025.
Udaipur, October 24 (Udaipur Kiran) : The CID Special Branch (Visa) Zone Udaipur has detained a Thai woman who was residing illegally in India after her visa expired. The action took place at Geetanjali Hospital in Udaipur, following confidential information received by the authorities.
According to officials, the woman’s visa had expired in July 2025, yet she continued to stay in India. The CID team, acting on a tip-off, detained her at Geetanjali Hospital. Proceedings for her deportation are underway under the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025. The operation was carried out under the direction of Additional Superintendent of Police and Foreigners Registration Officer, Dr. Vikram Singh.
On 23 October, the CID Special Branch received confidential information that a Thai citizen, Ms. Bejamas Suksompong, had died on 22 October while undergoing treatment at Geetanjali Hospital. Investigations revealed that Ms. Suksompong’s visa had also expired, and she had overstayed in India.
The same information indicated that a female friend of the deceased, who had travelled from Ahmedabad to meet her at the hospital, was also residing illegally in India after her visa had expired. The CID team reached Geetanjali Hospital and found Ms. Somporn Longthaisong, a 43-year-old citizen of Thailand. Upon questioning and verifying her documents, it was confirmed that her visa had expired in July 2025, but she remained in the country.
Ms. Longthaisong had arrived in Udaipur from Ahmedabad on 23 October after learning of her friend’s death. She was at Geetanjali Hospital to attend to matters related to the deceased. During this time, the CID team detained her for overstaying her visa.
The deceased Thai woman’s brother and daughter also travelled from Thailand to Udaipur. The last rites for Ms. Suksompong were performed at the Ashok Nagar crematorium in Udaipur.
Ms. Longthaisong is currently being kept at Nari Niketan in Udaipur. Deportation proceedings are in progress against her under the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025.
Dr. Vikram Singh, Additional Superintendent of Police and Foreigners Registration Officer, has instructed all hotel, villa, and resort operators to strictly adhere to regulations regarding the stay of foreign nationals. He stated that all hospitality establishments must operate in accordance with the provisions of the Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025.
The operation involved Inspector and FRO in-charge Anita Sharma, Inspector and CIU in-charge Arvind Kumar Salevi, Sub-Inspectors Dharmendra Kumar, Naresh Chaubisa, and Yamnesh Kumar.
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