Southeast Asia Needs to Wake Up: Stop Handing Out Visas to Problem Nationalities


Southeast Asia Needs to Wake Up: Stop Handing Out Visas to Problem Nationalities

On August 29th, Phnom Penh was shaken by the brutal killing of Jessica Cariad Hopkins, a 34-year-old British woman. She was found stabbed to death, and police quickly arrested the suspect: a 33-year-old woman from the Congo. The motive, according to reports, was a so-called “love triangle.”

Now, Big Uncle isn’t going to mince words. This isn’t about “racism,” and it isn’t about blaming an entire race. It’s about nationalities and cultures, and how some patterns repeat themselves — whether in Europe, the United States, or right here in Southeast Asia.

We’ve all seen it. In Thailand, African freelancers hustling the sex trade. In Cambodia, black-money scams run by the same nationalities again and again. And now, a young woman is dead in Phnom Penh. These aren’t isolated incidents. They’re patterns.

Big Uncle’s position is simple: culture matters. A person of any race who grows up in a civilized society — whether that’s the West or a Buddhist Southeast Asian nation — usually knows how to behave themselves. But when governments wave people through the visa process without thinking about cultural fit or background checks, they invite in problems that endanger everyone: locals, expats, and tourists alike.

And here’s the key point: it’s not all people from these countries. If someone has legitimate capital, is a real businessperson, and can prove that they’re building something meaningful — then of course they should be welcome. Why would a society not want investment, professionalism, and legitimate enterprise? That’s how economies grow, and how cross-cultural respect is built.

But the problem is the other category — the ones who scrape together just enough money to buy a visa, land in a new country with no plan, no prospects, and no intention of contributing. They drift. They overstay their visas. They fall into scams, hustling, or worse — violent crime. And everyone else pays the price.

Visa policy in Southeast Asia is notoriously loose. Pay the fee, fill out the form, and boom — you’re in. That might work for backpackers looking to eat noodles and see temples. But it doesn’t work when criminals and drifters are entering unchecked.

Big Uncle says it plain: Governments need to wake up. Not every passport should get the same welcome mat. Not every nationality carries the same risk. Some societies have failed to deal with their own degeneracy — and when those individuals cross borders, the burden lands on Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, and beyond.

This isn’t about hate. It’s about standards. It’s about protecting communities — Cambodian, British, American, Lao, Thai, Vietnamese — from individuals who drag chaos with them wherever they go. Culture travels. Behavior travels. And visa policies better start catching up to that reality.

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