In the face of rising numbers of failed Thai-Chinese marriages, the Royal Thai Consulate General in Kunming sounded a note of caution. The authority urged future brides to thoroughly appraise their prospective grooms’ backgrounds before affirming the marriage proposal. Additionally, they’ve been advised to procure the appropriate visa type and ensure their marriage registration with Thai officials.
The advisory resulted from a dialogue between journalists and Bhavivarn Noraphallop, the Thai consul general in Kunming. The interaction was part of a seminar, China in the New Era: What the Thai Media Should Know, organised by the China Embassy to Thailand in alliance with the Thai Journalist Association in Kunming from July 24 to 27.
Bhavivarn emphasised that the Consulate General gives priority to border safeguards and the welfare of Thai people…
