Tourist police joined force with other police agencies nationwide arrested 44 foreigners on a check of 83 people countrywide on Thursday night, Deputy tourist police chief Pol Maj-General Surachet Hakpal told a press conference at 2am on Friday. 
The raids included three international schools, two language schools and 30 normal schools.

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He said 11 people were charged with overstaying their visas &ndash;six Indians, two Uzbekistanis, one Nigerians and one Guinean. 
Another 31 were charged with being in the Kingdom without a visa. They are nine Indians, seven from Myanmar, five Laotians, four Cambodians, three Nigerians, two Bangladeshis and one Uzbekistani.

44 foreigners arrested in ongoing tourist police crackdowns

A multi-force raid has arrested another 44 foreigners in a weekly use of police resources that continues to mainly discover people overstaying their visas or lacking an entry permit to Thailand.