Education and career are often valued in many cultures, not just Thai culture. However, it's best to avoid making broad generalizations about what all Thai people value in relationships.

The emphasis on specific universities could promote elitism. A person's character, values and compatibility are generally more important for lasting relationships than their alma mater.

Financial dynamics in relationships are complex and personal. While some families have certain expectations, it's unwise to assume all Thai relationships follow the same patterns. Open communication between partners about finances is key.

The practice of dowry varies between families and individuals. Not all Thai marriages involve dowry, and the amount can differ greatly when it is practiced.

It's advisable to get to know individuals as unique people rather than making assumptions based on cultural stereotypes. Every relationship is different.

For those interested in intercultural relationships, it's beneficial to learn about cultural norms while remaining open-minded and respectful of individual differences.

Ultimately, mutual understanding, respect, and shared values are crucial for any healthy relationship, regardless of cultural background.

i have METV, do you have to get it cancelled then apply for dtv or how does it go??

@Rob ******

Following on this

@Lyra ****

i doubt you even have to train, like they dont know in airport what was your DTV, could be medical could be thai soft power or nomad.

or as someone once said to prove you trained you have to fight the immigration officer

if you find any solution please update this

up

is your company a uk LTD??

@Audrey ******

i think if you're applying from ur country its ok, i also have a french bank statement ill see what they would say about it

@Dru ******

do you mind sharing it?

@Sabine ********

where did you apply?