Eight people a day are forced to repatriate from Thailand for "investment leading fraud."

A group of people who set up an office in Thailand and committed investment-leading fraud against Koreans were arrested and forcibly repatriated to Korea.

The National Police Agency said today (30th) that it has forcibly repatriated eight people, including a man in his 30s, suspected of fraud, from Thailand to Incheon International Airport over two days from the 27th.

They are accused of setting up an office in Bangkok, Thailand, opening a fake stock exchange site, and stealing about 20 million won in the name of investment by tricking 10 Koreans as if they would make a profit if they invested in public offering stocks.

Our police, who obtained intelligence in July, cooperated with the Thai National Police Agency's immigration office and arrested them all at the scene on the 21st of last month.

The police are recovering most of the damage and are investigating the details of the incident and the remaining crimes against them.