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What are the challenges and considerations for a foreign man wanting to marry a Thai woman and bring her to the UK?

May 3, 2025
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Harrys ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
Since I posted the other day about forming a friendship online with a 41 year old Thai divorcee, and wondering, if it got serious, what options I had for being together here in the UK, I have found many guys posting are just being disrespectful to Thai single ladies.

Not every Asian single woman, or gay guy, wanting a relationship with a Caucasian is pretending to love just to get a better life in another country with a wealthy man.

Some, like the lady I am chatting with are genuine. And before you think this 71 yo British guy is nieve, I am not. I can spot a scam a mile off, and my age does not reflect my youthfulness and awareness. I am not gullible.

So if you are attracted to Thai women but have the opinion and attitude that they ALL only want a free ride, then surely you should look elsewhere for companionship or a partner? It seems very disrespectful to those ladies that want a genuine loving, caring and trusting friendship/relationship.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation centers on a British man's experiences and concerns about forming a relationship with a Thai woman. He emphasizes the importance of not generalizing the intentions of Thai women, countering stereotypes about them seeking monetary benefits from foreigners. Several commenters provide different perspectives, touching on the complexities of cross-cultural relationships, the potential for genuine connections, and the challenges of immigration and visa processes when trying to bring a Thai partner to the UK. There are also cautions about viewing online relationships as insufficient without in-person engagement, as well as advice on navigating financial expectations and familial obligations in Thai culture.
Scott ********
Is your life better with her

Is hers better with you

That's all that matters !
Alastair *******
Many comments from jaded men. Many from happy men.

Choosing a partner should be done very carefully and certainly from above your waist!

Some men get this, some men don’t. I think similar in any country, not just Thailand.

I love my Thai wife. She’s a university trained nurse, now a senior ICU nurse.

She’s proudly Thai and helps to educate me with all cultural traditions associated with Thailand.

We are both very happy❤️

Quote a famous movie :-

“Choose wisely”

Hmmmm😉
Roman *********
Bro. There are 30 years difference between you two. Just accept the obvious and if you are both fine with it, just enjoy the ride and wish you the best.
Steve *********
Beware. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Girlfriend visas are notoriously hard to get, btwl.
Valentin ****************
Sure she’s different bro
Tom ********
Just one Question, Why would you even be thinking of taking someone you hardly know to go and live in the UK , Have you tried living in Thailand for a while first, what makes you think she will even like the UK which increasingly is becoming a dump.
Mary ********
Thai woman are no different to women everywhere. Especially if you get out of the touristy areas like Bangkok, Pattya and Phucket. There are good and bad woman. Good and bad men. That's life. Not all will see you as an atm, some will. Be cautious, visit her, see what happens. If it's worth pursuing you'll know, but it takes time, like any relationship.
Chuck **********
I married a Thai about 20 years ago, still married but many things changed! Family’s #1! Period! Take care of family 1st, worry about you later! Budda rules over you also. She is a good lady but changed over the years. Could happen to any nationality though, not just putting down Thais.
Jim ***********
Online. How many other guys she speak to just now ? Bet you are not the only one. One born everyday. Maybe it's your turn today
Chuck **********
You’ll find out
Braulio *********
😱
Barry ********
The only way you will get her to uk is on a dingy from france ! I tried twice to get my gf a visa and couldn't get it !
Marney ********
In 20 years you don't know how many times I've heard. But she's different! no she's not. I've sat and spoken to ladies educated uneducated. Most educated middle to upper class Thais, only date Thais.
Cloana ********
Not "all"... But "most of"...

We all accept this mindset (or not) but it's a fact, bro🤗
Jeff *******
@Cloana *******
Muppet - theres approx 35 millions thai females and you're claiming at least 17,500,001 have sinister intentions? Get out more
Michael *****
Listen there are good and bad women and men in all countries. As English man I can tell you that forever in time many English women have been money motivated and beautiful younger women have dated and married ugly older guys who just happened to be rich. Is there any difference really between certain Thais and other nationality women??!! . Thailand is criticised for its prostitucion, like that doesnt exist in European countries !!!

I personally know a guy who has been dating a Thai women for 10 years and she is smart, intelligent and beautiful and probably spends more money on him than he does on her. She is a CEO of her own company , so you see its all about the quality of the person and their morals and needs.
Alica *******
Not all are, just 99.99 % are. Rich thai chick with farlang. Like unicorns. I heard they exist but never seen one.
Marney ********
@Alica ******
HiSo their called and they will not marry Farang Only the poor Marry Farang. Their very good at acting like they have money💰. 30 years and you think it's not about Money. I was only told the other day 70 and up little power not alot of boom boom good take care money. Not do for long time. Cause their near 70 if you know what I mean.
Michael *****
@Alica ******
well I know several unicorns
Ken ******
@Michael ****
check her profile she is about 6 years old ..someone is ghosting you
Ken ******
@Michael ****
report this account to admin
Ken ******
I'm your age au and was in the same delimer 8 years ago. My sister told me. it's your life do what you want if it doesn't work out. Move on. Just make sure your both happy. Don't let anyone tell you how to live your life or spend your money..by the way. I'm now single living in bkk and don't have any regrets
Diana ********
You say you're not gullable but then try & tell us you know someone only from online but you know for certain they aren't like the others, you can only truly know someone's intentions when you know they're whole physical form & real life personality, digital isn't real life
Stephen **********
I find the post humorous, not because of the context but rather the content, specifically the sentiment that the OP isn't gullible and can spot a scam a mile away. I'm pretty sure everyone that has ever been scammed in personal or business dealings felt the same way until they didnt....
Jonny *********
Everyone has to live trough their own experiences, also regarding the foreigner /Thai relationship. Don't matter if 50 guys say "my Thai wife is genuine" or 50 other guys say "my Thai wife was a scammer" as there is nothing carved in stone. Best way is an open mind, and take it from there. You never win in any lottery if you don't buy a ticket. Don't spend more then you can afford to loose is a good way of thinking about it.
Alex ********
One word: prenup
Aikins *******
@Alex *******
prenup agreement in nature is transactional. You create a bad environment where she hides money and you hide money for the worse case scenario. In Thailand, you might as well just date forever till you part ways.
Todd *********
Naive
Ellen *************
@Todd ********
🙈 I had to too 👋🏼
Ian **********
There are good and bad in all

I have experienced the bad where my ex she expected me to pay for everything even though she was working a quite decent job.

I have a Thai girlfriend now is the complete opposite we share costs 50- 50

Some times I pay and some times she pays .

I have even had her get annoyed at me for trying to pay for something when she wanted to pay .

Take each person differently

If it does not feel right

Then it is not right
Sribenja *************
Ellen *************
You say you’re not naïve, but you can’t even spell the word… I’m not sure if naïve fits or there is a more compelling synonym, but my good sir, the mere fact that you are in a room filled with people with masses more experience than you in a very specific arena and you are scolding them and rejecting their input, so certain that you know what is what… That is folly, youthful arrogance, and willful ignorance… Not naïveté , not by a longshot.

Pride goeth before a downfall and this is exactly what you are about to experience. She is no doubt playing to your pride and vanity, an arrogant man is an easy mark- I was young once 👀 😂

I am by no means, and I’m sure many here or not either, besmirching the Thai people (if I can use that word in this context?) 🤔 the fact of the matter is that you cannot in your wildest dreams, conceive the weight of being responsible for taking care of multiple generations of your family in a climate of extreme poverty. Within the context of the society structure, how could I look down upon them!? But you really need to get square with that and understand that yes, there can be genuine, lovely people, and ALSO they are under immense pressure. We think we understand, but we cannot. Simply cannot. No frame of reference.

You could marry a lovely woman who would be nice and kind and faithful all your life. This does not mean she is unclear that she needs to marry into means. What’s lucky for you? Is that even if you are low on the totem pole financially, in the UK you are still a man of means to her. No one here that I have noticed has said they only want you for your money. That demonizes them. This is not about morality, it’s about survival and a lack of options. She may like you well enough and marry you but the money makes all the difference in the world for them- they aren’t overlooking that- because they can’t. We all want happiness, and for each other but let’s not pretend there isn’t a huge power imbalance.
Rae ******
@Ellen ************
it is actually,''Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.'' and another one for you, 'people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones'
Kent ********
@Ellen ************
and you accuse others of "arrogance"? Look in a mirror.
Ellen *************
@Kent *******
also I didn’t accuse anyone of anything. I stated as a simple fact that when you’re in a room full of people with vast experience, though it may be varied, they will obviously be more familiar with the topic than the person just arriving. For the newbie to think they are instead going to educate everyone else, that is the very definition of arrogance.
Ellen *************
@Kent *******
sir everything I said was incredibly balanced. What needs to be understood is that we don’t know what we don’t know and we will never know the level of poverty or the cultural pressure to care for one’s multigenerational family. I judged the man in question, but I did not judge any type person or any woman. you may take exception as you choose, but trying to highlight all aspects of a situation with a fair and even hand is not judgmental.
Kent ********
@Ellen ************
Not all Thais are desperately impoverished, although that seems to be your conclusion. Many manage to live quite comfortably even though not rich by Western standards. You comment, "but the money makes all the difference in the world for them" is undoubted true in many cases, but it is not a universal truth. Money is not the prime motivating factor for absolutely everyone. You claim to have "a fair and even hand", but then Fox News claims to be "fair and balanced."
Ellen *************
@Kent *******
I never ever said all. Throughout this entire discussion I have been very careful about that because there is no all. There never is. But you are the type that loves to say not all men, not all white people, not all this, not all that and that just doesn’t work. It posits nothing. It is only used as a strawman argument. All that does is minimize the realities.

We are all adults and obviously are aware that there are no absolutes, but it is completely acceptable to speak in general terms, especially when being careful, as I was -to always mention it is a generality. For whatever reason you are choosing to exaggerate what I said, as though I said it was 100% applicable. You seem to skim over some parts because acknowledging them wouldn’t allow you to ‘correct and inform’ me. you’re creating an argument where there is none. You are only saying what I already said, but trying to act angry and portray me as inappropriate somehow. What a bore. I really didn’t read beyond that because clearly you and I have no common ground. Enjoy your journey.
Kent ********
@Ellen ************
Frankly, I'm rather pleased that we have no common ground.
Eddie **********
Dont forget

I been living

In Thailand for 12 year

I see what kind of people comming here Looking for Love….thai are very kind

People. But due to that it’s comming so many falang here for a long time. And 80% of them been

People that can’t find a Ladie in their own country

80% are very bad behavier so

Pls don’t think every thai like foringer.

And ofcause

Maybe 20-30% of thai that are in tourist area are maybe not the nicest

Thai lady. But they have been treeted very bad by the falangs here

Many with alcoholic problem. Bad behavior. They can’t adept to thai

Coulture.

I have seen much more bad falang here then i see bad thai lady…
Mark *******
@Eddie *********
agree agree agree well said
Eddie **********
@Mark ******
tks mate
Wayne **********
🙏
กะลาสี *****
Nothing wrong with getting involved with a younger Thai woman, I've been married to a Thai girl for 8 years and we have a fantastic marriage. However, I'd recommend you just be smart & watch for red flags. Asking for money is typically the first & most common.
Brad *******
71 and 30 here. She's Vietnamese however, not that it matters much. We met online just before covid. I visited Saigon as literally obe of the last before it shut down. We forged a bond that remained unbroken during a 2 year freeze. We have since spent 4 months a year together, traveling SE Asia, mostly in Thailand. A year ago we got married. There's a US spouse visa in progress, although tbh neither she nor I would mind not living in the awful US. She is the most loyal female I've ever known, and, as you can imagine, I've known a lot of American women. Asians don't seem to care a lot about age gaps. These relationships are common. The only ones who cluck their tongues about it are usually older women who are jealous and feel they should be in her place.
Marney ********
@Brad ******
I'm sorry but she looks like your Granddaughter.
Brad *******
@Marney *******
said the older woman. 🤣🤣🤣
Marney ********
@Brad ******
Just because I'm 50 doesn't mean 💩 the fact is she looks like your grandchild. Or your a PDf File 1 or the other.
Brad *******
@Marney *******
and you look like my grandma so that would be incest 🤣
Mark ********
I was introduced to my Fiancee by a friend who did a yoga course where she was managing the welcome centre office, so not an online dating app.

I am 61 and she is 53.

After talking via whatsapp for 6 months, I have been to see her several times and lived with her for between 30 and 50 days each time and we have gotten on like a house on fire. She has made it clear that she wanted no money from me (in fact if i spent too much she would end it), she paid for some stuff we did together without telling me.

For me, she is doing this for genuine reasons. We will look to marry in Thailand and then after a few months get ready to move her to the UK. While I can meet the financials for that, and show the relationship is genuine, one criterion she has stated is that she wants to work and not rely on my finances.
Ellen *************
@Mark *******
meanwhile you are fully aware that this story is the exception and not the rule. Congratulations on your happiness
Terry *******
@Ellen ************
You often do not know the underhand, deceiptful, twisted advice your girlfriend is receiving from "NARCISSISTIC FAMILY & SO CALLED FRIENDS ! "
Ellen *************
@Terry ******
I’m not discussing that? Where did this context come from? 🏃🏼‍♀️ eek!
Terry *******
@Ellen ************
I am not referring to you personally ! but in general.
Mark ********
@Ellen ************
yes, but it is possible is my point. If you take it easy and communicate properly.
Ellen *************
@Mark *******
it’s possible but not probable. There is far more poverty than there is anything resembling a financially independent middle-class. It’s just how it is. There is nothing wrong with those people operating from that place. And I guess there’s nothing wrong in us pretending it isn’t a factor.

I don’t really believe that people fall madly in love and stay together despite etc. etc.… For sure, a relationship of any type can start from necessity and a specific interest and then grow and evolve into something meaningful. No doubt! 👍🏼 so glad you found yours ✨ Slainte
Mark ********
@Ellen ************
For sure. Beannacht
Dennis **********
30 year difference in age... she definitely loves you for real 😎
Eric **********
There are some great gals out there. You just need to take care. Understand too the culture is very different. That said I got lucky you can too. All the best!
David ******
99% are. Thais prefer Thais.
Jim ***********
@David *****
99% prefer money
Kevin ***********
You would find it very difficult to obtain a visa for any Thai lady to come to UK, to live, very difficult even for a short holiday, too much red tape, takes months of preparation and a helluva lot of paperwork involved. If anything you go Thailand and check out yourself for real. If all else fails tell your lady to jump in a boat and do what other people do she will get a house fone and free money from the UK government bcoz doing it legit doesn't work.
Richard ***************
71 and 41 I would say one and done! 30 years is not necessarily the point at all, it is the fact you don't understand - the culture is what everyone here is trying to tell you . . . If you are from the UK it is understood by that reason alone that you are the super star . . . Oh you will find out, it's not a horror story but if your support ever has to be cut off for whatever in life happens, so will the relationship and that's the fact you cannot dispute!
Kent ********
@Richard **************
Ah, another cynic. I'm retired and for the first couple of years in the US, I did support my wife. However, she soon decided that she wanted to work and she now generates more that half our combined income. She would be just fine without me. And no, she's not working just for the money; she's working because she loves to be doing something.
Richard ***************
@Kent *******
and you know the drill to even attempt to get a woman to the UK take six years but you’re right it’s up to the party who wants to do it I’m just telling you what I’ve been through and how many have been through. I stayed here and as soon as tough times came, it was adios! The funny thing is now that the next guy’s train she got on fell on hard times and I’m doing fine. Guess who wants to come back?
Richard ***************
@Kent *******
I’m talking about if you stay in this country! I think maybe about 15 or 20% actually want to leave and I’ve heard the same thing as you they want to work at something! I’m curious also why are you on a Thai Visa site when you’re living in the states?
Kent ********
@Richard **************
You said, "if your support ever has to be cut off for whatever in life happens, so will the relationship and that's the fact you cannot dispute." Yes, I certainly can dispute it. The fact that your woman was with you only for the money does not reflect well on you. Yes, it's certainly a flaw in her character, but it's also indicative that you may have little else to offer. Personally, I have no doubt that if I lost every penny, my wife would take care of me for the rest of my life. We are bonded by more than money.
Richard ***************
@Kent *******
it was very hard for her to leave, but the pressure was enormous again you don’t know what you’re talking about the split up took two years! I only said at the end that’s the reason she left, in this case and not your wife’s case the family is indigent, and they want to buy the land around the farm. They have to put rubber trees on. They have a motive behind her and push her. For all I know your wife’s whole family could be dead. She doesn’t have any land here. She doesn’t have any reason to come back. You’re not being forthcoming on the details and just chalking it up to you’re such a great guy! And again it goes to my point if you’re happy and settled in America, what are you doing on a Thai visa site don’t you have anything better to do? We’re all here cause we’re trying to figure out ways to stay legally. It sounds like you got paradise. Why are you joining in this fray Ridiculous
Lawrence ********
Perhaps you're right and things are different for you. Still worth doing your due diligence before making rash decisions. The stakes are very high, and catastrophic to your life if you get it wrong. How many broken men do you think had the same thoughts in their heads before learning the hard way?

Some material for your own edification There's hundreds more stories like this on the one channel alone. Good Luck:

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Mark *******
There are a lot of good stories and a lot of bad stories of life in Thailand as for me I couldn’t be happier been with my wife for 15 years in Australia and moving back to Thailand permanently next year it’s what you make of it a lot of foreigners don’t treat their wives/ girlfriend’s respect and love and there are some sad stories out there but good luck and wish you well I am sure you will be happy
John *********
Don’t listen to the negative comments. I married a Thai woman 35, no 36 years ago. We live half the year in Thailand and the other half in another country.
Malcolm *******
Be wise, look before you leap in everything
Peter *******
Online relationships aren't real in any country, you have to meet, spend time together and see, in real life it won't be the same as online
Kent ********
@Peter ******
I later discovered that during the first few weeks we were chatting, her older sister was sitting just out of sight of the camera. I didn't know that she was there, but she was judging and vetting me. After she approved, my wife was much more comfortable about me.
Kent ********
@Peter ******
In one way, online has an advantage over traditional dating. Traditionally, you meet and immediately know if there's a physical attraction, then you start dating, and soon you have sex. Once you start sex, it colors your outlook on everything, but often before you have really gotten to know each other completely. Sometimes you then discover that you really aren't all that compatible except for sex. Online, sex is not an option, so you get to know each other much better before you meet and before sex can even be an option. I think that it can actually build a much stronger foundation if you take the time before meeting (my wife and I video chatted hundreds of hours over many months before meeting).
Peter *******
@Kent *******
i realised early when i was internet dating that it's a waste of time continuing after the initial meet online, meet up in real life ASAP. In Thailand it's quite likely the women will persevere for obvious reasons
Kent ********
@Peter ******
I agree that online dating can have issues in any country, but that doesn't mean that it can't have merit. As I said below, there is some advantage in getting to know someone very well before actually meeting. And why are you so cynical regarding Thai women; many of them are wonderful people.
Peter *******
@Kent *******
I'm not cynical about Thai women, you imagined that, it's a fact that they go with men because they are much more financially better off. It's an easy test, the mans wealth vs woman's wealth, it's a good guide, if you deny it you aren't being honest with yourself
Kent ********
@Peter ******
You may think that it's "a fact", but I disagree. It may be true in many cases, but that does not make it a universal fact. If you view everything in such simplistic terms, then you aren't being honest with yourself.
Kent ********
@Peter ******
I agree, but online can be a start. My wife and I spent hundreds of hours video chatting before I flew to Thailand to actually meet her. And yes, even all that video chatting didn't completely prepare us for the actual meeting. It did, however, give us a very good start. I'll admit that it's a bit strange at first; it's like meeting a stranger that you already know very well, but the strangeness wears off very quickly since you have already gotten to know each other in advance.
Peter *******
@Kent *******
the relationship is more honest if you meet in real life ASAP, in Thailand the women may continue for the reasons we all know
Kent ********
@Peter ******
All of your suspicion about the motives of women makes me wonder if, perhaps, you have had numerous bad experiences with Thai women or women in general. My observation has always been that when a man has had bad experiences with several women, Occam's Razor would indicate that the fault more likely lies with the man rather than with the several women.
Peter *******
@Kent *******
No you're wrong again, never had a bad experience with a Thai woman but i understand how it works here, I'm not in denial like some. You agree many/most thai women are with men much older for money?
Kent ********
@Peter ******
OK, yes I agree that it is often the case, but I also believe that it is often not. I would agree with "many", but not necessarily with "most." Also, I don't think that there is anything unique about Thailand or relationships between Thai women and farang men. I've seen many situations where an American woman is mostly interested in the wealth of an American man (and in one case, vice versa), but I also know of many where the money is irrelevant. I don't think that we can generalize.
Kent ********
@Peter ******
That's true in any country. Don't judge Thailand too harshly.
Peter *******
@Kent *******
I'm not judging Thailand, it's in your head
Jim ***********
Why want her move to expensive UK? Why don't you move thailand? Far cheaper, better weather and visa so easy.? Who's idea her move to UK?
Hua ************
@Jim **********
that's exactly what I done left the shitty uk tax on tax on tax, moved Thailand 1 year ago at 53 and such an amazing country and I feel so much better and less stressed. I met a lovely woman that don't want money, she wants honest man and love is more important to her
Jim ***********
@Hua ***********
nearly 3 years I've been Thailand absolutely no chance live uk again. More freedom Thailand than in UK, everything taxed to hilt uk now
Kent ********
I met my Thai wife online 14 years ago and we're still very happy together. We have always lived in the US, but are considering moving to Thailand. However, she is not in the US because she prefers to be here; she's only here because of me. If I should die, she would be back in Thailand immediately to stay, taking my ashes with her. Don't make any assumptions or generalizations. I can attest that some Thai women have no motive other than love.
Jack ****************
Oye mate, sorry people were shitty about it. However, tread softly. I am VERY well versed in this subject through: I married a Thai and through her I see the antics of friends and family. It is a much more subtle issue than most people give it credit for.
Jim ************
Sounds like you need Dr. Phil
Steve **********
There are a lot of sad, pathetic, jaded alcohol fueled Neanderthals on most of these groups. Dismiss the BS and listen to the constructive feedback.
Tony **********
Was there a question here?

Not everyone typecasts people. But fact is that many relationships between Thais and foreigners are in fact transactional. That doesn't take away from the relationship, it is just a cultural difference and acceptance and it doesn't apply to all. It's just one of many forms intercultural relationships can take.
Jeremy ******
@Tony *********
most western marriages are transactional at some point too. Despite the new world order wanting you too believe women want to be strong independent women they will drop a man like a hot potatoes when he can no longer provide
Kent ********
@Tony *********
The relationships between any two people are often transactional.
Colin **********
It's not always about scaming, but many Thai ladies don't earn alot of money and have commitments to look after thier mother or family so there is an expectation that her partner will make a contribution to that cause, which can lead to "scams: in some cases. Just don't rush things.
Paul **********
It's a 5 year visa journey to the UK for her, if you get married and want her permanently residing with British Residence Card (BRC) and meet the financials.

Otherwise a 6 month visit visa every year, if the visa rules are not broken and financials are met.

I brought my then Thai GF over for the summer months, then visited her during our winter months.

We got married here and went down the 5 year residency route so she could work, pay taxes etc. But we are now both heading to Thailand as UK has lost its way a bit and forecasts are not favourable unless you love paying taxes!
Tim ************
@Paul *******
you still pay taxes on your UK income e even though you live in Thailand.

BTW I followed exact same route as you and have now left the UK and don't miss it at all.
Paul **********
@Tim ***********
sale of the primary house in the UK does not attract tax so will maximise tax efficiency via the interest from the capital investment. Get some ISAs on the go before leaving. SP in 9 years so that and the tax free interest should keep us ok. Assuming tax allowances increases to match SP value. You won't win elections if the SP becomes taxable! That would be as popular as the short lived Poll Tax!
Tim ************
@Paul *******
sure sale of sole residences not taxable. However if you have any income of pensions >£40 k plus state pension that is taxable.

Atm only £20k p/a can be put in Isa, most investement trusts pay more than an isa, after the first £1,000 interest p/a thats taxable too.

So leaving the UK doesnt save me a penny in tax.

I have a Canadian pe sion too which never enters the uk yet the HMRC tax that too!
Rowan *********
First of all, I don’t mean this with any disrespect. just offering a bit of perspective. You have to ask yourself: why would someone 30 years younger be genuinely attracted to someone significantly older? This isn’t aimed at you personally, it’s a general observation. It’s not about being cynical, just realistic. That kind of age gap often runs counter to typical human nature.

You’ve said you’re not gullible, and I respect that. But it’s worth remembering that some women are very, very skilled at playing the long game. They can come across as patient, affectionate, and sincere, sometimes for even months or even years before revealing other motives.

That said, there absolutely are genuine ones, and I sincerely hope the woman you’re speaking to is one of them. Still, trust is something that’s earned over time. It’s always wise to move forward with caution
Mark ******
All I will say is mo ey. Including g obligations and debts, should be part of the conversation. For me, financial stability was certainly part of the attraction in the beginning for her, but next year her income will surpass mine after I got her business going. Two kids, good life for both of us now and well after I'm gone. More bad stories than good but that does not mean successful relationships with large age differences are not possible. Do your homework. Good luck!
Rowan *********
@Mark *****
good advice
Brian *********
@Rowan ********
awesome advice 🦉
David *******
@Rowan ********
likewise why would she choose some so culturally different when thai 70 year old men are plentiful ?
Todd *********
@David ******
and better looking
Markie ******
@Rowan ********
thought I would reply to your comment hope you don't mind. My wife is 30 years younger than me and we have been married 14 years now. She's waiting a long time for my money in fact I use hers 😆
Gary ********
@Rowan ********
cos he's an ATM. End of reasoning
Bill **********
@Rowan ********
Good advice
Sribenja *************
Kevin ***********
@Rowan ********
absolutely rowan, you hit it on the head
Mark ******
Go there live with her for over a month
Carl *********
Agreed. The ex-pats who have chosen to live in such a beautiful place, yet hold an over-arching stereotype about Thai women, are a disgrace.
Daniele *******
@Carl ********
they just have experience ..they talk right!
Carl *********
@Daniele ******
so no Thai woman has ever fallen in love? Jog on.
Daniele *******
@Carl ********
here we are obviously generalizing.. we cannot talk about every single case.. but the reality of the facts is that generally a Thai woman is unlikely to really fall in love with a Western man, met online and 30 years "older" than her.. but obviously there are exceptions.. the advice here is general.. based on the real attitude of Thai women in relationships with Western men (especially with a significant age difference)... then whoever wants to continue dreaming can do so...
Keith *********
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Wilsonti ***********
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