Chinese warning to its nationals stays as Bangkok embassy reveals it receives up to ten panic calls a day

November 5, 2026 at 11:21 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Economy , Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

A deepening diplomatic rift has emerged between Thailand and China over warnings issued by the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok about the dangers facing Chinese visitors. Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Sihasak Phuangketkeow raised the dispute with veteran Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing on Tuesday. However, Beijing offered no public concession. Meanwhile, Chinese Ambassador to Thailand Zhang Jianwei has vigorously defended the warnings, revealing that his mission receives more than ten calls daily from distressed Chinese families searching for missing relatives in Thailand.

Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow challenges his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi over kidnapping warnings. Ambassador Zhang Jianwei cites daily calls from families. Beijing stands firm. (Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Sihasak Phuangketkeow challenged veteran Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing over a controversial kidnapping warning. The Chinese Embassy in Bangkok issued the advisory on October 16, alarming Thailand’s tourism industry.

However, Mr Wang made no public commitment to withdraw or amend it. Meanwhile, Chinese Ambassador to Thailand Zhang Jianwei has firmly defended his mission’s warning. He revealed that embassy staff receive more than ten calls daily from distressed Chinese families searching for missing relatives.

The diplomatic confrontation follows fresh police operations against gangs abducting Chinese nationals in Thailand. Some victims were reportedly destined for Chinese-operated scam compounds across the border in Burma.

Thai police rescue three Chinese captives as Sihasak challenges Beijing over kidnapping warnings

In one recent operation, Thai police rescued three Chinese men found blindfolded, handcuffed and bound inside a vehicle. Four Thai suspects were arrested in Tak province. Investigators subsequently widened their inquiry into the kidnapping network and its suspected cross-border connections.

The Beijing talks took place at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse during the 11th Mekong-Lancang Cooperation Foreign Ministers’ Meeting on November 3. Mr Sihasak raised the embassy’s warning about kidnappings, unlawful detention and human trafficking.

He argued that its wording frightened ordinary holidaymakers and damaged Thailand’s international reputation. Furthermore, he challenged the suggestion that Thailand alone bore responsibility for criminal operations involving Chinese nationals.

The Thai minister insisted that Chinese tourists generally faced no problems visiting the kingdom. Instead, he identified criminal syndicates recruiting victims through fraudulent employment offers and other deceptive arrangements.

Some networks involved Chinese nationals themselves. Accordingly, Mr Sihasak maintained that both governments must cooperate against the organisers. He also warned against presenting Thailand as a country where ordinary Chinese visitors faced widespread kidnapping risks.

Wang Yi offers no change to embassy warning as Zhang Jianwei defends China’s duty to protect citizens

Despite these objections, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi did not publicly accept Thailand’s position. Beijing announced no change to the embassy’s warning.

Nor did Chinese officials announce any agreement to soften its language. Rather, the Chinese minister emphasised stronger cooperation against illegal gambling, telecommunications fraud and transnational criminal organisations.

The dispute had already surfaced publicly on October 21. Mr Sihasak challenged the Chinese Embassy’s advisory and called for greater accuracy in diplomatic statements. He argued that warnings should distinguish ordinary tourists from individuals targeted through criminal recruitment schemes. At the same time, he maintained that the wording could create unnecessary panic among Chinese travellers and damage confidence in Thailand.

Chinese Ambassador to Thailand Zhang Jianwei rejected criticism of the warning on October 31. He insisted that protecting Chinese citizens remained the embassy’s responsibility.

Moreover, he denied that the advisory was intended to criticise Thailand. His defence centred on genuine concerns about Chinese nationals disappearing or becoming stranded after entering the country.

Chinese families make daily appeals to embassy as advisory warns of trafficking and border dangers

Notably, the ambassador disclosed that his mission received more than ten telephone calls every day from Chinese families. Many callers were desperately seeking information about missing or stranded relatives.

Their inquiries concerned Chinese nationals who had disappeared or encountered difficulties after travelling to Thailand. Nevertheless, Mr Zhang praised Thai police cooperation against criminal syndicates. He also supported stronger joint enforcement against trafficking gangs and cross-border fraud networks.

The embassy’s October 16 advisory warned against fraudulent recruitment, suspicious investment schemes and questionable business invitations. It specifically cautioned Chinese nationals about travelling into dangerous border districts.

Additionally, travellers were advised against accepting transport from strangers or surrendering passports and mobile telephones. The warning highlighted kidnappings, unlawful detention and trafficking involving Chinese nationals entering Thailand. Importantly, the embassy did not issue a blanket warning against visiting the kingdom.

Chinese arrivals fall sharply as police uncover suspected cross-border kidnapping route through Tak

Thai officials nevertheless feared that the advisory would deter ordinary Chinese holidaymakers. Chinese visitor numbers were already under pressure, while tourism operators faced uncertainty over future bookings.

Arrivals fell to 49,494 during October 18–24, approximately 24% below the preceding week. Although seasonal factors contributed, Thai officials also cited weakening confidence among prospective visitors. The industry faces further uncertainty ahead of the February 2027 Lunar New Year holiday.

The latest diplomatic dispute comes amid a series of kidnapping investigations near Thailand’s western border. On October 29, Thai police intercepted a Toyota near the Mae Tho checkpoint in Tak province.

Inside were three Chinese men, aged 28, 29 and 32. All three were blindfolded with yellow adhesive tape. They were also handcuffed and bound with rope. Police subsequently arrested four Thai suspects and seized electric shock devices and restraints.

The driver reportedly admitted being promised ฿9,000 to transport the captives. Investigators believe the men were being taken to a Chinese-operated scam centre across the Burmese border. The operation prevented their suspected transfer into criminal compounds beyond Thailand’s jurisdiction. Following the arrests, officers began examining the organisation behind the attempted abductions and the intended destination of the captives.

Thai police widen kidnapping inquiry as earlier abduction and diplomatic friction return to focus

On October 30, Deputy National Police Chief Police General Thatchai Pitaneelabut ordered an expanded investigation. He also serves as Director of the Royal Thai Police Anti-Human Trafficking Centre. The investigation followed an earlier kidnapping case involving a Chinese woman in August. She escaped from suspected abductors, prompting police action against the gang. Four Thai men were subsequently arrested in that investigation.

As a result, Thai investigators were dealing with repeated cases involving Chinese nationals targeted by kidnapping networks. The incidents also exposed the use of Thailand as a transit route towards scam operations in Burma.

These criminal cases formed the backdrop to Mr Sihasak’s objections in Beijing. He maintained that the perpetrators included transnational syndicates involving Chinese nationals. Therefore, he argued that tackling the problem required cooperation rather than warnings that could damage Thailand’s tourism industry.

The diplomatic disagreement also follows previous friction between Mr Sihasak and Chinese Ambassador to Thailand Zhang Jianwei. In August, the Thai foreign minister publicly criticised the ambassador’s handling of an incident at Suvarnabhumi Airport.

The confrontation involved Chinese celebrity fans and disturbances connected with two Chinese celebrities. Twenty-two Chinese passengers were refused boarding following the disturbances. Subsequently, Mr Sihasak challenged the ambassador’s public handling of the affair.

Sihasak’s earlier clash with Chinese ambassador resurfaces as Beijing refuses to revise travel alert

The Thai minister argued that diplomatic representatives should establish the facts before commenting publicly. In addition, he maintained that ambassadors should promote understanding rather than aggravate disagreements.

The October kidnapping warning triggered another dispute between the two officials. This time, however, the disagreement concerned criminal threats, missing Chinese nationals and potential damage to Thailand’s tourism sector.

On October 31, Ambassador Zhang Jianwei again defended the embassy’s position. His disclosure about daily calls from distressed families provided a direct explanation for the mission’s warning.

In parallel, Thai authorities continued investigating kidnapping gangs operating near the Burmese frontier. The arrests in Tak came only days before the foreign ministers met in Beijing.

During Tuesday’s discussions, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for intensified cooperation against illegal gambling and telecommunications fraud. China’s Foreign Ministry subsequently confirmed discussions about criminal networks operating along Thailand’s borders with Burma and Cambodia.

Yet Beijing did not publicly accept Thailand’s criticism of the embassy advisory. Nor did the Chinese Foreign Ministry announce any revision to its warning.

China promises Thai rice purchases and discusses investment, Cambodia border talks and cooperation

Separately, Mr Sihasak pressed China to expand imports of Thai agricultural products. He reported that Beijing had promised to purchase 500,000 tonnes of Thai rice. The ministers also discussed Chinese investment in Thailand’s manufacturing industries.

Their discussions covered technology transfers, joint technology development and workforce training. As part of this, Mr Sihasak sought greater cooperation to strengthen Thailand’s industrial production and access to Chinese markets.

The talks also addressed Thailand’s strained relations with Cambodia. Mr Sihasak said bilateral relations should improve gradually, while discussions continued over outstanding disputes. He reported no current incidents along the land border.

Meanwhile, maritime issues were undergoing compulsory conciliation limited to the sea boundary rather than resource sharing. According to the Thai minister, China offered a neutral venue for future Thai-Cambodian discussions.

Thailand considers Burma peace talks as China maintains its warning despite diplomatic objections

On another front, Mr Sihasak outlined plans for possible regional talks concerning Burma. Thailand was considering hosting a meeting next year involving neighbouring countries, including China and India.

Some ASEAN members could also participate. The proposed discussions would examine possible approaches to ending the conflict in Burma. Meanwhile, Beijing continued pressing for stronger regional cooperation against gambling operations and telecommunications fraud.

The immediate disagreement over Chinese tourist safety remained unresolved after the Beijing meeting. Thailand’s foreign minister had challenged the embassy’s warning directly with one of China’s most experienced senior diplomats.

Even so, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi made no public concession on the issue. Instead, he emphasised cooperation against transnational criminal networks without announcing any change to Beijing’s travel advice.

Chinese Ambassador to Thailand Zhang Jianwei also continued defending the advisory issued by his mission. His embassy was receiving more than ten daily calls from Chinese families seeking missing or stranded relatives. Both governments discussed stronger cooperation against criminal syndicates. However, Beijing announced no withdrawal, amendment or softening of its October 16 warning.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年11月5日上午11:21

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在犯罪、经济、生活、媒体、政治、泰国

泰国和中国之间因中国驻曼谷大使馆就中国游客在泰国面临的危险发出警告而出现日益加深的外交裂痕。泰国外交部长西哈萨·蓬吉乔周二在北京与中国外交部长王毅就此争议进行了磋商。然而，北京方面并未公开做出任何让步。与此同时，中国驻泰国大使张建伟则极力维护这些警告，并透露使馆每天都会接到十多个来自在泰国寻找失踪亲人的中国家庭的求助电话。

外交部长西哈萨克·普昂克乔就绑架警告质问中国外长王毅。中国驻华大使张建伟援引家属每日来电的说法。北京方面立场坚定。（来源：外交部）

泰国外交部长西哈萨·普昂克乔在北京就中国驻泰国大使馆发布的绑架警告质问了中国资深外交部长王毅。该警告于10月16日由中国驻曼谷大使馆发布，引发了泰国旅游业的恐慌。

然而，王毅并未公开承诺撤回或修改该警告。与此同时，中国驻泰国大使张建伟则坚定地捍卫了使馆的警告。他透露，使馆工作人员每天都会接到十多个焦急的中国家庭打来的电话，询问他们是否在寻找失踪的亲人。

此次外交冲突源于泰国警方近期针对绑架中国公民团伙展开的新一轮行动。据报道，部分受害者原本将被送往位于缅甸边境、由中国人经营的诈骗窝点。

泰国警方解救三名中国人质，西哈萨克就绑架警告向北京提出质疑

在最近的一次行动中，泰国警方解救了三名被蒙住双眼、铐着双手、捆绑在车内的中国男子。四名泰国籍嫌疑人在达府被捕。随后，调查人员扩大了对该绑架网络及其涉嫌跨境联系的调查范围。

11月3日，在湄公河-澜沧江合作外长第十一届会议期间，北京会谈在钓鱼台国宾馆举行。西哈萨克先生提出了大使馆关于绑架、非法拘留和人口贩运的警告。

他认为，该声明的措辞吓跑了普通游客，损害了泰国的国际声誉。此外，他还质疑泰国应独自承担涉及中国公民的犯罪活动的责任这一说法。

泰国部长坚称，中国游客赴泰旅游通常不会遇到任何问题。但他同时指出，一些犯罪团伙通过虚假招聘和其他欺骗手段招募受害者。

一些犯罪网络本身就涉及中国公民。因此，西哈萨克先生坚持认为，两国政府必须合作打击组织者。他还警告说，不要将泰国描绘成一个普通中国游客面临普遍绑架风险的国家。

王毅维持大使馆警告不变，张建伟则捍卫中国保护公民的责任。

尽管存在这些反对意见，中国外交部长王毅并未公开接受泰国的立场。北京方面也未宣布对大使馆的警告做出任何改变。

中国官员也没有宣布任何缓和措辞的协议。相反，中国部长强调要加强合作，打击非法赌博、电信诈骗和跨国犯罪组织。

这场争议早在10月21日就已公开。西哈萨克先生对中国大使馆的旅行警告提出质疑，并呼吁外交声明应更加准确。他认为，警告信息应区分普通游客和受犯罪分子招募的目标人群。同时，他也指出，目前的措辞可能会在中国游客中引发不必要的恐慌，并损害人们对泰国的信心。

中国驻泰国大使张建伟驳斥了10月31日发出的警告所受到的批评。他坚持认为，保护中国公民仍然是大使馆的责任。

此外，他否认该旅行警告意在批评泰国。他的辩护主要集中在对中国公民入境泰国后失踪或滞留的真正担忧上。

由于旅行警告提防人口贩运和边境危险，中国家庭每天都向大使馆求助。

值得注意的是，大使透露，他的使馆每天都会接到十多个来自中国家庭的电话。许多来电者都在焦急地寻找失踪或滞留亲人的信息。

他们的调查涉及一些前往泰国后失踪或遭遇困境的中国公民。尽管如此，张先生赞扬了泰国警方在打击犯罪集团方面的合作。他还支持加强联合执法，打击人口贩运团伙和跨境诈骗网络。

大使馆10月16日发布的旅行警告提醒民众警惕欺诈性招聘、可疑投资计划和来路不明的商业邀请。警告特别提醒中国公民避免前往危险的边境地区。

此外，大使馆建议旅客不要接受陌生人的交通工具，也不要交出护照和手机。警告重点指出，中国公民入境泰国后可能遭遇绑架、非法拘禁和人口贩运等犯罪活动。值得注意的是，大使馆并未发布全面禁止前往泰国的警告。

警方破获一条疑似经由达府的跨境绑架路线，导致中国游客入境人数急剧下降。

尽管如此，泰国官员仍然担心该警告会阻碍普通中国游客的出行。中国游客数量本已面临压力，而旅游运营商也对未来的预订情况感到担忧。

10月18日至24日期间，入境游客人数降至49,494人次，较前一周下降约24%。尽管季节性因素有所影响，但泰国官员也指出，潜在游客信心减弱是造成这一现象的原因之一。在2027年2月农历新年假期到来之前，旅游业仍面临诸多不确定性。

最新一起外交争端发生之际，泰国西部边境附近正发生一系列绑架案，警方正在对此展开调查。10月29日，泰国警方在达府湄托检查站附近拦截了一辆丰田汽车。

屋内有三名中国男子，年龄分别为28岁、29岁和32岁。三人均被黄色胶带蒙住双眼，并被戴上手铐，双手被绳子捆绑。警方随后逮捕了四名泰国籍嫌疑人，并缴获了电击器和束缚工具。

据报道，司机承认有人承诺支付9000泰铢运送这些人质。调查人员认为，这些人将被送往缅甸边境一处由中国人运营的诈骗中心。此次行动阻止了他们被转移到泰国境外的犯罪窝点。逮捕行动结束后，警方开始调查绑架未遂案背后的组织以及人质的最终目的地。

泰国警方扩大绑架案调查范围，此前的绑架事件和外交摩擦再次成为关注焦点。

10月30日，泰国国家警察副总长塔猜·皮塔尼拉布特（Thatchai Pitaneelabut）下令扩大调查范围。他同时也是泰国皇家警察反人口贩卖中心主任。此次调查源于8月份一起涉及一名中国女性的绑架案。该女性从疑似绑匪手中逃脱，促使警方对该团伙采取行动。随后，四名泰国男子在该案中被捕。

因此，泰国调查人员不得不处理多起涉及中国公民被绑架团伙盯上的案件。这些事件也暴露了泰国被用作前往缅甸进行诈骗活动的过境通道。

这些刑事案件构成了西哈萨克先生在北京提出异议的背景。他坚持认为，犯罪分子包括涉及中国公民的跨国犯罪集团。因此，他认为，解决这个问题需要合作，而不是可能损害泰国旅游业的警告。

此次外交分歧也源于泰国外长西哈萨克与中国驻泰国大使张建伟此前的摩擦。今年8月，西哈萨克曾公开批评张建伟大使对素万那普机场一起事件的处理方式。

此次冲突涉及中国明星粉丝以及与两名中国明星有关的骚乱。骚乱发生后，22名中国乘客被拒绝登机。随后，西哈萨克先生对大使公开处理此事的方式提出质疑。

西哈萨克早前与中国大使的冲突再次浮出水面，而北京方面拒绝重新评估旅行警告。

泰国部长认为，外交代表应在公开评论前查明事实。此外，他还坚持认为，大使应该促进相互理解，而不是加剧分歧。

10月份的绑架警告引发了两位官员之间的另一场争论。然而，这一次的分歧涉及刑事威胁、失踪的中国公民以及对泰国旅游业可能造成的损害。

10月31日，张建伟大使再次为大使馆的立场辩护。他披露了每天都会接到来自受困家庭的求助电话，这直接解释了使馆发出警告的原因。

与此同时，泰国当局继续调查在缅缅边境附近活动的绑架团伙。达府的逮捕行动发生在两国外长在北京会晤前几天。

在周二的会谈中，中国外交部长王毅呼吁加强合作，打击非法赌博和电信诈骗。随后，中国外交部证实，双方就活跃在泰国与缅甸和柬埔寨边境的犯罪网络进行了磋商。

然而，北京方面并未公开接受泰国对大使馆旅行警告的批评。中国外交部也未宣布对警告进行任何修改。

中国承诺购买泰国大米并讨论投资、柬埔寨边境谈判及合作事宜。

此外，西哈萨克先生敦促中国扩大泰国农产品进口。他表示，北京方面已承诺购买50万吨泰国大米。两位部长还讨论了中国对泰国制造业的投资问题。

双方会谈涵盖技术转让、联合技术开发和劳动力培训等议题。其中，西哈萨克先生寻求加强合作，以提升泰国工业生产能力并拓展其进入中国市场的机会。

会谈还讨论了泰国与柬埔寨之间紧张的关系。西哈萨克先生表示，双边关系应逐步改善，双方将继续就悬而未决的争端进行磋商。他报告说，目前陆地边界沿线没有发生任何冲突事件。

与此同时，海上问题正在进行强制性调解，但仅限于海上边界问题，而非资源共享。据泰国部长称，中国为泰柬未来的会谈提供了一个中立的场所。

尽管中国在外交上反对，泰国仍考虑与缅甸进行和平谈判，而中国则继续发出警告。

另一方面，西哈萨克先生概述了可能就缅甸问题举行区域会谈的计划。泰国正在考虑明年主办一次会议，参与国包括中国和印度。

部分东盟成员国也可能参与。拟议的讨论将探讨结束缅甸冲突的可能途径。与此同时，北京继续敦促加强区域合作，打击赌博和电信诈骗活动。

北京会晤后，双方在保障中国游客安全问题上的分歧仍未解决。泰国外交部长曾直接向中国一位资深外交官质疑中国大使馆的警告。

尽管如此，中国外交部长王毅并未就此问题公开做出任何让步。相反，他强调了打击跨国犯罪网络的合作，但并未宣布北京方面对旅行建议做出任何更改。

中国驻泰国大使张建伟继续为使馆发布的旅行警告辩护。他表示，使馆每天接到十多个中国家庭的求助电话，询问失踪或滞留的亲人。两国政府讨论了加强打击犯罪集团的合作。然而，北京方面并未宣布撤回、修改或软化其10月16日发布的旅行警告。

三名中国公民在缅甸达府附近被警方解救。警方高层希望得到答案。

旅游业负责人对又一起中国绑架案以及与大使馆的争执感到愤怒，因为这威胁到预订量。

警方正在调查一起中国女子遭绑架案，并追踪人口贩卖团伙。担心会有更多受害者。

旅游部门负责人密切关注中国媒体报道，此前甘烹碧府警方解救了一名年轻女子。4人被捕。

两名男子因绑架中国游客并将其捆绑带到泰缅边境附近的湄索而被捕。

尽管泰国赴华游客数量较去年有所增长，但随着越南游客数量的上升，泰国对中国游客的吸引力正在下降。

泰国旅游业高层恳求总理让更多中国游客重返泰国，因为今年泰国入境游客数量进一步下滑。

随着旅游部将重心从追求数量转向注重质量，旅游业正经历“转型”。

旅游部长访问华欣，计划加强与这家深受退休人士喜爱的高端度假胜地的交通连接。

政府将重新开放华欣国际航班，并敦促泰国航空增加航班。

泰国航空董事会遭遇动荡，政府行使权力任命董事

一家全新的、纯粹以盈利为目标的泰国航空公司在重返曼谷股市后股价飙升。

泰国航空取得显著复苏，获准重返泰国证券交易所（SET）。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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