Narapassara, 43, was arrested on January 18 in Bangkok for fraud and embezzlement after allegedly scamming clients out of over 3 million baht. The arrest took place in front of a restaurant in Chom Thong, where Narapassara was working as a dishwasher.
The operation was led by Police Lieutenant General Siam Boonsom and Police Colonel Santi Korkasem, and Narapassara was apprehended by Police Lieutenant Chada Sesavesh’s team. She faces charges under 10 arrest warrants for fraud-related offences, which were issued by various courts in Thailand throughout 2024, including courts in Dusit, Phra Nakhon South, and Nakhon Ratchasima.
Narapassara previously operated NJ Extension Visa Co., Ltd. at The Trendy Building in Sukhumvit 13. Her company offered visa processing, flight bookings, and accommodation services, but clients reported that after making payments, they received none of the promised services. Narapassara allegedly evaded fulfilling her commitments and failed to issue refunds. The scam impacted more than 20 clients, causing financial damage of more than 3 million baht (approximately US$87,166).
The third operations unit of the Child and Women Protection Sub-Division (CWP) traced Narapassara to Bang Mod subdistrict, where she was arrested. During questioning, Narapassara confessed to the fraud, explaining that delays in processing visa requests were due to incomplete documentation from clients. She was taken to Bang Sue Police Station for further legal proceedings.
