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Personally I could describe in great detail how my experience was and how it ended up in a wonderful ten year/eight married relationship that is still going gangbusters. But that's me and the wife, I really don't think I could offer generic advice that would help.

 

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5 hours ago, Gadgetwiz said:

1) How long is the courtship process after initial video calls?

2) How long should the courtship last before proposal?

3) Should a proposal take place before actually meeting or should I travel to Thailand first?

4) How long after the proposal should the marriage take place.

5) Any advice on dealing with Sin Sod in this situation so I'm not conned.

6) Does anybody see any warning signs I might have missed?

1) How long does it take for them to collect you at the airport and drive to your hotel room .... maybe 60 minutes.

5) Pay after you've enjoyed the use of your new purchase ..... 1000bht/night after the night seems fair to me.

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16 minutes ago, colinneil said:

What a load of nonsense... They all bang on the first date.... Absolute BS.

I met my wife on a Thai dating site, and was told no nookie before marriage.

Not easy to accept, but i did accept.

Yes, would agree. Unfortunately there are lots of guys who pay to have sex with hookers and take it that all Thai girls are hookers.

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1) How long is the courtship process after initial video calls? Depends, I talked with my wife online for about 4 months before going to Thailand to meet her in person. We got married about a year and a half later in the U.S.. Just some advice, you are going to want to bring her over to the U.S. on a fiance visa to get married here. She can hang out in the States for a bit to see how she takes to it, about 30 days. This process can take up to a year, so I used this time to travel to Thailand a few times to spend more time with her.

 

2) How long should the courtship last before proposal? Up to you, it can be as short or as long as you want it to be. Thai's don't seem to have any hard and fast rules about this.

 

3) Should a proposal take place before actually meeting or should I travel to Thailand first? Travel to Thailand first.

 

4) How long after the proposal should the marriage take place. Due to the above visa process it will be about a year. I was told that getting married first and trying to get her a visa for the U.S. will take significantly longer than a fiance visa. It took about 6 months to get my wife's fiance visa. When she is ready to come to the U.S. it is probably best if you go and get her, especially if her English is not great or she hasn't traveled much. Any small snafu, that we can handle quite easily, could have them stuck in a country they have no access to as Thai's and with no money to get home. 

 

5) Any advice on dealing with Sin Sod in this situation so I'm not conned. If she's been married before and has a kid/kids, you shouldn't have to pay anything. It's all negotiable and up to you, whether it's zero or millions of baht. You'll have to see how well off her family is, unfortunately, the more well off, the more money they are going to ask for but like I said, it's negotiable and you can say you'll pay nothing but that probably won't be received very well. Don't pay more than you are comfortable with.

 

6) Does anybody see any warning signs I might have missed? Hard to spot warning signs until you meet up with them. 

 

Good luck and PM me if you have any other questions, I'm happy to help you out.

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If you have to use a dating site, I guess you have to. So, do your shopping, make no purchases and cull the herd to find a few possible short-listers. Then, come to Thailand for a significant period of time; not just a week or two. Spend some time with each member of your short-list. Find the one or two which meet your criteria. Do not get married yet. Better to go home and think about it while engaging in a long-distance relationship. If you really cannot wait; bring her to the states on a tourist visa--not too hard to do if she has money and a legitimate reason to return to Thailand; and you can always provide the money part.  Learn more about her; see if she can acclimate to the US and your family and friends. If she can and you still want to marry her; it's a long process to get the immigrant visa, but it can be done.  

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22 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

It's your life and good if you are happy with her.

 

But if you don't mind the question: What would you have done if she would have told you after the marriage that she does not like sex (with you or the way you do it). Or maybe she wants only missionary and you want something different.

I think sex is such an important part from a marriage that it make sense to check if the people have fun together before they marry.

What would i have doneif she said she does not like sex, bloody good question mate, which i am unable to answer.

Whether she liked sex or not, it only happened for 2 years, 5 years now without it.

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1 hour ago, Peterw42 said:

Not all Thai girls are hookers, there is still a very large proportion of normal Thai girls who dont have sex until married, or only with long term boyfriend etc. If a Thai girl has sex on a first date, thats a hooker or playing you as a sponsor (still a hooker just different payment terms). 

With a comment like "They all bang on the first date", I can only presume you have never met or dated a normal Thai girl.

 

Are you implying that all Farang girls are hookers?   I've never picked up a Western girl who didn't want to have sex that first time I met them.  Western girls want to have sex just as much as guys and I'm sure Thai girls are the same.  Western girls are just a lot less repressed.

 

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