As a Professor of Finance at a University in the USA, let me add the following: A degree from an Asian University actually carries tremendous value as the entire Asia region becomes an economic leader in the next century. Not only are you paying a fraction of the price of an education in the USA, you are also getting a degree that will have tremendous value as the USA engages Asia more and more in international trade in the future. Going to Thailand for a degree is an incredible deal for any student from around the world!!!!! Yes, I am totally open for my own kids doing something like this.
Thanks for the post. Getting out of the military this November and contemplating studying in Thailand on the GI Bill. Had a few tell me don't do it because a degree from an Asian university won't carry much weight stateside. This video alone shows the savings cost.
A very interesting video. My daughter has been studying at UBC Canada remotely from Bangkok, for 1 year. She is 50% Thai, 50% British and 50% Canadian by Citizenship 😁. This year she will study in Canada, but it is good to know that there is the option for her to study in Bangkok if she wants to.
I will be graduated from a two-year diploma in International trade in June and I would like to pursue my study for a year at Mahidol University and move from Paris to Bangkok but for now... I have to get my diploma !
Great video and thanks for so much info. What’s your plan after u graduate? I love Thailand I want to move there in fact. Do u want to stay in Thailand? What’s your plan?
Yes it is good, Business Administration faculty at Kasetsart University is a good program , they accept international students, you do not have to worry if you do not speak Thai due to the program is all in English and you will be in English environment as well. There is Video Consultation Program of Thai Kru if you want to learn more thaikru.com/plan
Regarding uniform, I heard that you do not have to wear uniform if you study Law (BA) or if you are a Masters degree student at Chulalongkorn University. Is this true?
I would be interested in taking classes about taxation in Thailand. I have been searching through university websites, but not much help finding a program for tax (in English). Any suggestions about business schools in Thailand? (I might start emailing accounting firms to get recommendations.)
I wonder if Baan Smile have services to help check for the available options (especially in categories like medicine). I wonder if Thailand have options of transfer students who wish to fish part of studies started abroad.
heyy can u give information about scholarships and also i get really paranoid about the safety of everywhere im searching to go to and ik itcan be too much but could u rate how safe it is?
For scholarships in Thailand, there are several institutions such as Chulalongkorn University, Thammasat University, Mahidol University, and the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) that offer scholarships to international students. Generally, these scholarships are available for both master's and doctoral degrees. And most of these institutions have closed their application processes. They typically open at the beginning of each year. You can check here for more information. www.scholarshipsads.com/category/country/thailand-scholarships/
Hi mam I love ur video , ur understandable language. I would like to study MBA in Thailand like in Bangkok university. Do bu accept distance education students to do masters.pls let me know.
Hey can u suggest me which University is best for Film studies for international students with living costs, accommodation,feez for international students
Bangkok University has a film study and Total Fees is 524,130 THB. You can check their website here: www.bu.ac.th/en/international-programs/innovative-media-production But if you need further assistance, we certainly can help you with anything you need, please contact us : baansmile.com/go?
Hi ! thank you very much for all the informations ! Very informative video 🙂 I heard that ED visa can only be extended at maximum for a year. Are they the same as student visa ? If yes, doesnt that make undertaking a bachelor degree as a foreigner impossible ?
ED is an education/student visa. If you are going to university it is no issue. If you are learning Thai, then it *could* be an issue if you keep renewing it for multiple years. At some point you do have to show Thai competency to the immigration officers. Understand?
@@thaikru thank you very much ! That was so clear. Clearer than ambassies themselves to be honest ! I have a last question if you do not mind. If i was on ED and got admitted into an university, do i need to leave and then re enter thailand or i can just extend the visa in thailand ?
For that particular question - I am not sure. It's best to talk with your agent who is handling your case. At worst you would just cross the border into a neighboring country, activate the visa, and return to Thailand in 24-72 hours. It's not the kind of hardship that you are thinking at all.
@@thaikru wow thank you very much for the quick reply ! Indeed it seems less complicated than I taught. Thailand will be the first country I go alone so I tend to over plan everything ha ha
Great video , I have 2 questions , does the $4000 include room and board , and do they have programs for someone wanting to study languages , thanks for any information you can provide , take care , Peace ...
Am not a rich American am relaying on a low income here in American Thailand is a dream not a option for me sucks but I hope one day to leave American 😢 but I seriously doubt that i have my high school diploma learning issues 😢 sucks 😢
yes, Bangkok University offers an international program for international students. If you would like to study film, it falls under the program "Innovative Media Production." The qualification is that you must have completed grade 12. If you would like more information, please check BU website here : www.bu.ac.th/en/international-programs/innovative-media-production
Hey hi im studying mbbs currently i want to study pg in thailand do they have english medium,do they offer you schlorship and do i have to take the tmle for pg admission
Hi, sorry we do not understand many of the words you write. But they do offer classes in English. Most of the Universities have international programs in English.
Ha! the best universities in Germany and within the European Union do not cost money. As a student you don't pay for transportation, You have a health insurance. Furthermore, you get all kinds of discounts, for your bank, internet, cell phone etc.... You also get two semesters in a partner university within Europe, paid by the European Union. You just have to be intelligent, it's that simple... I have never understood why in other countries of the world, people have to pay for education. Education and health insurance are human rights that a good, a really good State must guarantee.
Universities in Germany do not cost money? Somebody paid. European Union? Where do they get the money to front these costs? It's truly nice that education is indeed available in such manner but it's hardly "free".
@@sunrisejak2709 I live in Germany, studying here is free and funded by the government. We don't have real tuition fees like they exist in other countries but you have to pay a semester fee of about $350 though, which includes administrative costs, liability insurance, a public transportation ticket and bike sharing (in my personal case). Here in Europe, a lot of people use public transportation instead of cars that's why students are very grateful for the cheap transportation ticket. Especially in cities, public transport is very well developed and usually more practical than using a car. So, the amount of $350 is not exactly high, especially if you compare it to countries like the USA.
@@annika6737 Got it. Thanks. So the costs are pretty much government subsidized. And the government I guess gets its money from taxation. So the cost of higher education is I guess spread among the tax payers. Higher education cost in USA is just crazy high. But the cost is borne by the receiver of the education and not the general tax paying society. Not sure which is better. Depends if you are on the benefitting side or paying side I guess. Some people don't like paying taxes on services they font realize direct benefit from. But overall I think the subsidized system seems a bit more practical.
@@sunrisejak2709 Where do they get the money from? Lol Good question... Through a social system built on prosperity and social harmony and social justice. We live in a social democracy, the principle of a solidary society, has nothing to do with communism, by the way. It's all a consequence of the French Revolution and Enlightenment. If all this had not existed, most people would still be living a serf-like existence. Theoretically, it should work, as you say, through taxes. But, things are often not what they seem. The question should rather be, where does money come from? What is money? When you figure that out, you will understand that it is not the taxpayers who pay for it all. But that is another story...
I went to Stamford International University in Bangkok. There were many aged international students studying here. So I think it’s absolutely fine, but I’m not sure for other universities or in public universities.
We never said they were the top universities in the world. But those schools are well regarded outside of Thailand and are always in any university ranking scales internationally
At the end of the day, you get what you pay for. The number one Thai university is ranked below 300 in the world. The quality of education is questionable, and the integrity of the degree is thus suspect.
Hmmm, there are 25,000 Universities around the world. The USA has over 3,000 Universities. Germany has 464. China has 2,500. Mexico has 1,200. So (according to your own research) Thailand Uni's start to ranks around 300 out of 25,000 -- that's in the top 2% of worldwide universities. And they also start to rank in the top 10% of USA universities. To the rest of us, that's actually pretty good rankings. The best German universities are even free. So... I guess they are the worst, right?
The rankings issue is problematic. I was not able to find a sensical ranking. For example the Sorbonne Paris is between 36-75. In other rankings even worse, that's nonsense. I don't believe in statistics and rankings.
@@maxbern5829 statistics and rankings aren’t perfect, but they’re one source of information. In my opinion, there’s not a lot separating the top 50 universities in terms of overall quality of education. Maybe certain universities edge each other out in certain fields of study, but they’re all top tier. At the end of the day, if you have your doubts, talk to graduates and professors. Drill them on their majors. Sit in on classes. If you go in with an open mind, you’ll see that the rankings aren’t far off. Certainly, Mahidol University isn’t giving Harvard or Oxford runs for their money.
@@thaikru hardly true. The best German universities are free for Germans, but try entering for free as a foreigner. I like your channel overall, but you have an inflated view of Thailand. Try thinking a bit less nationalistically. You might find some honesty and integrity in the process.
@@TheJOEcraticMethod any American university that ranks lower than a Thai university is still going to be more expensive. Most Americans do not make it to the top 300 universities anyways, so they would be better off going to a Thai university if it were cheaper, assuming that the language barrier wouldn’t be an issue.
Hello I am a graduating Senior High School Student this year and I am planning to Continue my education Or my college life in Thailand because it is my dream. I am struggling to find A university that offers full scholarships for colleges but I found a few of them but one of the requirements was the Certificate of bachelor's degree or masters or The degree itself. Because When I graduate This year I only have High School Diploma Huhuhuhuhuhuhu 😭🥹
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As a Professor of Finance at a University in the USA, let me add the following: A degree from an Asian University actually carries tremendous value as the entire Asia region becomes an economic leader in the next century. Not only are you paying a fraction of the price of an education in the USA, you are also getting a degree that will have tremendous value as the USA engages Asia more and more in international trade in the future. Going to Thailand for a degree is an incredible deal for any student from around the world!!!!! Yes, I am totally open for my own kids doing something like this.
Thanks for the post. Getting out of the military this November and contemplating studying in Thailand on the GI Bill. Had a few tell me don't do it because a degree from an Asian university won't carry much weight stateside. This video alone shows the savings cost.
@@BPD1586 Planning on doing the same. Let me know how it goes, I get out In june next year
@@petercrockett7677 Will do. VA just raised the MHA to over 2K a month. Heard you actually come out pocketing money if you budget just right.
@BPD1586 oh yeah, you can get a top of the line condo for only $1k
Thanks. Our daughter may study in Thailand in a year or two. We live in the US.
A very interesting video. My daughter has been studying at UBC Canada remotely from Bangkok, for 1 year. She is 50% Thai, 50% British and 50% Canadian by Citizenship 😁. This year she will study in Canada, but it is good to know that there is the option for her to study in Bangkok if she wants to.
You can’t be 150 percent, ethnically. Also, British is not an ethnicity but English is, and Canadian also is not an ethnicity.
Nice video. My wife successfully achieved her education through to an MBA in the Thai University system. Very rewarding for her.
I will be graduated from a two-year diploma in International trade in June and I would like to pursue my study for a year at Mahidol University and move from Paris to Bangkok but for now... I have to get my diploma !
Great video and thanks for so much info. What’s your plan after u graduate? I love Thailand I want to move there in fact.
Do u want to stay in Thailand? What’s your plan?
Hey actually i need to take admission in shrinakharinwirot University. I found it so difficult to do so. Please guide.
Please email us. Someone will be able to help you. hello@thaikru.com
Hi ,
this video is so helpful. Can you please tell me which universities in Thailand offer English medium MBBS programs for international students
please contact us at email : hello@thaikru.com
Love your courage..keep the fate up
Is the business administration faculty at Kasetsart university good for international students? I don’t see a lot of international students there
Yes it is good, Business Administration faculty at Kasetsart University is a good program , they accept international students, you do not have to worry if you do not speak Thai due to the program is all in English and you will be in English environment as well. There is Video Consultation Program of Thai Kru if you want to learn more thaikru.com/plan
Regarding uniform, I heard that you do not have to wear uniform if you study Law (BA) or if you are a Masters degree student at Chulalongkorn University. Is this true?
Hello
I liked your video very much, good work.
Can you speak about Doctors program that we can take in Thailand ?
Thank You
Check out one of the university websites to see what kind of programs are availabke
Very interesting information... thank you
I would be interested in taking classes about taxation in Thailand. I have been searching through university websites, but not much help finding a program for tax (in English). Any suggestions about business schools in Thailand? (I might start emailing accounting firms to get recommendations.)
That’s a great idea.
Thanks for sharing. First class information🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I wonder if Baan Smile have services to help check for the available options (especially in categories like medicine). I wonder if Thailand have options of transfer students who wish to fish part of studies started abroad.
heyy can u give information about scholarships and also i get really paranoid about the safety of everywhere im searching to go to and ik itcan be too much but could u rate how safe it is?
For scholarships in Thailand, there are several institutions such as Chulalongkorn University, Thammasat University, Mahidol University, and the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) that offer scholarships to international students. Generally, these scholarships are available for both master's and doctoral degrees. And most of these institutions have closed their application processes. They typically open at the beginning of each year. You can check here for more information. www.scholarshipsads.com/category/country/thailand-scholarships/
For safety, Thailand is generally safe. However, the level of safety also depends on how well you protect yourself.
I'm very very interested to study at your known university. Please advise me on how to apply
Hi mam I love ur video , ur understandable language. I would like to study MBA in Thailand like in Bangkok university. Do bu accept distance education students to do masters.pls let me know.
Hey can u suggest me which University is best for Film studies for international students with living costs, accommodation,feez for international students
Bangkok University has a film study and Total Fees is 524,130 THB. You can check their website here: www.bu.ac.th/en/international-programs/innovative-media-production
But if you need further assistance, we certainly can help you with anything you need, please contact us : baansmile.com/go?
Hi ! thank you very much for all the informations ! Very informative video 🙂
I heard that ED visa can only be extended at maximum for a year.
Are they the same as student visa ?
If yes, doesnt that make undertaking a bachelor degree as a foreigner impossible ?
ED is an education/student visa. If you are going to university it is no issue. If you are learning Thai, then it *could* be an issue if you keep renewing it for multiple years. At some point you do have to show Thai competency to the immigration officers. Understand?
@@thaikru thank you very much !
That was so clear. Clearer than ambassies themselves to be honest !
I have a last question if you do not mind.
If i was on ED and got admitted into an university, do i need to leave and then re enter thailand or i can just extend the visa in thailand ?
For that particular question - I am not sure. It's best to talk with your agent who is handling your case. At worst you would just cross the border into a neighboring country, activate the visa, and return to Thailand in 24-72 hours. It's not the kind of hardship that you are thinking at all.
@@thaikru wow thank you very much for the quick reply !
Indeed it seems less complicated than I taught.
Thailand will be the first country I go alone so I tend to over plan everything ha ha
It's a good practice to be very thorough for sure. Good work.
Great video , I have 2 questions , does the $4000 include room and board , and do they have programs for someone wanting to study languages , thanks for any information you can provide , take care , Peace ...
Room and board is separate. It’s a good idea to go to the website of the schools to see what courses are offered
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Can anyone recommend me a university/college in Thailand that is good for Marketing? It can be associated degree as well.
I want to join in a master course . Do you recommend any agency who works for international student admissions?
Am not a rich American am relaying on a low income here in American Thailand is a dream not a option for me sucks but I hope one day to leave American 😢 but I seriously doubt that i have my high school diploma learning issues 😢 sucks 😢
Hii can you please tell if I can study film in Thailand in English
yes, Bangkok University offers an international program for international students. If you would like to study film, it falls under the program "Innovative Media Production." The qualification is that you must have completed grade 12. If you would like more information, please check BU website here : www.bu.ac.th/en/international-programs/innovative-media-production
Hey hi im studying mbbs currently i want to study pg in thailand do they have english medium,do they offer you schlorship and do i have to take the tmle for pg admission
Hi, sorry we do not understand many of the words you write. But they do offer classes in English. Most of the Universities have international programs in English.
@@thaikru i mean for my undergratue im studying medicine and i want to study master of surgery for my post graduate
@@thaikru and how can i work as a doctor in thailand do you recommed it??
You csn for sure. There are medical schools here that allow that.
Is data science course available in thiland? If yes may i get a list of good universities?
Please visit our website: thaikru.com/ask
Please I need to get into the university of Thailand as a theological student @@thaikru
Very good video, I liked hearing from an actual student. I would like my children to go to university in Thailand
What is the number one school to go to in Bangkok to learn how to speak Thai?
Can I study Geography information science or law in Thailand? 🙄 🇹🇭
Of course you can
Can i study physical education in Thailand?
Any degree course or study at a university is eligible.
Ha! the best universities in Germany and within the European Union do not cost money. As a student you don't pay for transportation, You have a health insurance. Furthermore, you get all kinds of discounts, for your bank, internet, cell phone etc.... You also get two semesters in a partner university within Europe, paid by the European Union. You just have to be intelligent, it's that simple...
I have never understood why in other countries of the world, people have to pay for education. Education and health insurance are human rights that a good, a really good State must guarantee.
Germany has great universities.
Universities in Germany do not cost money? Somebody paid. European Union? Where do they get the money to front these costs? It's truly nice that education is indeed available in such manner but it's hardly "free".
@@sunrisejak2709 I live in Germany, studying here is free and funded by the government. We don't have real tuition fees like they exist in other countries but
you have to pay a semester fee of about $350 though, which includes administrative costs, liability insurance, a public transportation ticket and bike sharing (in my personal case). Here in Europe, a lot of people use public transportation instead of cars that's why students are very grateful for the cheap transportation ticket. Especially in cities, public transport is very well developed and usually more practical than using a car. So, the amount of $350 is not exactly high, especially if you compare it to countries like the USA.
@@annika6737 Got it. Thanks. So the costs are pretty much government subsidized. And the government I guess gets its money from taxation. So the cost of higher education is I guess spread among the tax payers. Higher education cost in USA is just crazy high. But the cost is borne by the receiver of the education and not the general tax paying society. Not sure which is better. Depends if you are on the benefitting side or paying side I guess. Some people don't like paying taxes on services they font realize direct benefit from. But overall I think the subsidized system seems a bit more practical.
@@sunrisejak2709 Where do they get the money from? Lol Good question... Through a social system built on prosperity and social harmony and social justice. We live in a social democracy, the principle of a solidary society, has nothing to do with communism, by the way. It's all a consequence of the French Revolution and Enlightenment. If all this had not existed, most people would still be living a serf-like existence. Theoretically, it should work, as you say, through taxes. But, things are often not what they seem. The question should rather be, where does money come from? What is money? When you figure that out, you will understand that it is not the taxpayers who pay for it all. But that is another story...
Can we do part time job while studying?
No.
@@thaikru can we apply for a work permit with student Visa and do part time job ?
do they accept older people in their 40s if we pay the year fee?
Any age can go to university.
Is Siam university good?
It’s ok. The primo ones are Chukalonkhorn, and a few others in bangkok.
@@thaikru thank you for your reply. And King Mongkut's university of technology -- is it one of the top?
Here is a list of the top universities in Thailand: www.usnews.com/education/best-global-universities/thailand
@@thaikru thank you 🤍
what if you have a learning disabilities?
Is there a age limit? I’ll be 62 or 63 by time I’m ready to go back to school. Would my age be okay?
If you want to go to University, it might be a good idea to email one of the schools to find out.
Do you have email to one closet to you. How much does your service charge for helping with information.
Thank you for quick response didn’t expect that. Really enjoy information you provide.
We don't really have a charge at this time.
I went to Stamford International University in Bangkok. There were many aged international students studying here. So I think it’s absolutely fine, but I’m not sure for other universities or in public universities.
Top university in the world? Pretty sure nobody's heard of those universities outside of Thailand.
We never said they were the top universities in the world. But those schools are well regarded outside of Thailand and are always in any university ranking scales internationally
At the end of the day, you get what you pay for. The number one Thai university is ranked below 300 in the world. The quality of education is questionable, and the integrity of the degree is thus suspect.
Hmmm, there are 25,000 Universities around the world. The USA has over 3,000 Universities. Germany has 464. China has 2,500. Mexico has 1,200. So (according to your own research) Thailand Uni's start to ranks around 300 out of 25,000 -- that's in the top 2% of worldwide universities.
And they also start to rank in the top 10% of USA universities. To the rest of us, that's actually pretty good rankings.
The best German universities are even free. So... I guess they are the worst, right?
The rankings issue is problematic.
I was not able to find a sensical ranking.
For example the Sorbonne Paris is between 36-75. In other rankings even worse, that's nonsense. I don't believe in statistics and rankings.
@@maxbern5829 statistics and rankings aren’t perfect, but they’re one source of information. In my opinion, there’s not a lot separating the top 50 universities in terms of overall quality of education. Maybe certain universities edge each other out in certain fields of study, but they’re all top tier.
At the end of the day, if you have your doubts, talk to graduates and professors. Drill them on their majors. Sit in on classes. If you go in with an open mind, you’ll see that the rankings aren’t far off. Certainly, Mahidol University isn’t giving Harvard or Oxford runs for their money.
@@thaikru hardly true. The best German universities are free for Germans, but try entering for free as a foreigner. I like your channel overall, but you have an inflated view of Thailand. Try thinking a bit less nationalistically. You might find some honesty and integrity in the process.
@@TheJOEcraticMethod any American university that ranks lower than a Thai university is still going to be more expensive. Most Americans do not make it to the top 300 universities anyways, so they would be better off going to a Thai university if it were cheaper, assuming that the language barrier wouldn’t be an issue.
Hello I am a graduating Senior High School Student this year and I am planning to Continue my education Or my college life in Thailand because it is my dream. I am struggling to find A university that offers full scholarships for colleges but I found a few of them but one of the requirements was the Certificate of bachelor's degree or masters or The degree itself. Because When I graduate This year I only have High School Diploma Huhuhuhuhuhuhu 😭🥹
As a foreigner, it would be difficult to get a scholarship at a university in Thailand.