After “Coach Che” Cheung Suk, head coach of the Thai national team Taekwondo Went to the news of wanting to change nationality to Thailand And get support The Thai authorities are ready to push, but since the Nationality Act 2508 it is necessary to show the intention to renounce the original citizenship. When they are allowed to become naturalized as a Thai, as is the law of South Korea.
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Recently, Asst. Prof. Pimol Srivikorn, President of the Taekwondo Sports Association of Thailand, revealed that we talked for a long time. Originally there was a problem in the government sector Since the number of years is not enough When he pretended to ask, Coach Che was not ready because he was worried about the grandmother who had raised all the time, having to go and fro between Thailand and South Korea. To take care of grandma
Finally, not long ago, he contacted that I decided I want to be Thai Want to help with documenting You must consult a lawyer in making matters submitted to the Ministry of Interior. I’m glad to hear He argues that When we got the Olympic gold medal Want to be thai Want to be a Thai coach who takes the Olympic medal As his wish It is good news for the Taekwondo industry.
The “Coach Che” Cheung Suk revealed that at first he thought hard. But now the family in Korea understands I have no worries about Grandma. Made me decide The important thing, I have been in Thailand for almost 20 years and want to build my life in Thailand. My family is here, my son is happy here. This time athlete The disciple is like my son-daughter. When he was Thai, he helped develop Taekwondo in Thailand. “I made up my mind. I want Thai nationality I want to be Thai I want to buy a gold medal in Thailand. Not a Korean person who took Thai athletes to win the Olympic gold medal “
For Coach Chae has been a coach for the Thai national team since 2002. Take the Thai Taekwondo team from No Name as a superpower of the Taekwondo industry. 2 silver medals / 3 bronze medals of the Olympic Games / 5 gold medals, 8 silver, 12 Asian Games bronze medals / 48 gold medals, 23 silver medals, 28 SEA Games bronze medals / 3 gold medals, 1 silver medal, youth Olympics / 5 world taekwondo champions, etc.
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