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The homeless & visaless Swede Christoph Willy Reinart got arrested in Phnom Penh.

He entered the country on 17 December and was sleeping rough.

Sweden has one of the most generous social welfare systems in the world. That's why economic migrants (aka refugees) have been flocking there from very hot countries to one of the coldest.
Why come here to be homeless when you can stay home and get welfare and shelter endlessly?
Will he be deported?
If so, will the Cambodian government pay the air fare or does the Swedish Government pick up the tab? Or do they lock him up and forget about him?Genuinely interested in the answer...

You sorta wonder: how can this happen? He's only been here since Dec 17 yet already homeless, visaless and presumably penniless.

Did he get mugged and robbed like a few other news reports here?

Is he in his pyjamas?

and is this a record? From arrival to rock bottom in 44 days?

clutchcargo wrote:You sorta wonder: how can this happen? He's only been here since Dec 17 yet already homeless, visaless and presumably penniless.

Did he get mugged and robbed like a few other news reports here?

Is he in his pyjamas?

I'm guessing the Thais dropped him off at the border.

Doc67 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 8:14 am Why come here to be homeless when you can stay home and get welfare and shelter endlessly?

With a snowballing migration crisis the priority to help homeless heterosexual white male is very low in feminist Sweden.

Drugs are expensive too

The migration crisis was 2015. Countries like Sweden and Germany who took the most migrants/refugees are back to the numbers before that. Company were I am working has two great new employees from Syria. Very motivated unlike some of their native counterparts.

IF HE HAS NO VISA he will end up at immagration,he must be less than 20 days overstay,so the powers to be will let him contact family or friends for the 200 bucks overstay and the aiir fare home,he will not be allowed in the KOW for 5yrs.

King Keil wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 11:37 am The migration crisis was 2015. Countries like Sweden and Germany who took the most migrants/refugees are back to the numbers before that.

What numbers are down? Do you think that the 2015 arrivals returned home?

Your anecdote about your Syrian coworker was nice but people who work normally don't rely on welfare so unless you're a racist you wouldn't have a problem with people who work and support themselves.