Thailand :
Thailand
Dress :
Dress Business attire is conservative.
Men should wear dark coloured conservative business suits.
Women should wear conservative business suits or dress. Women need not wear hosiery.
Since Thai’ s judge you on your clothing and accessories, ensure that your shoes are always highly polished.
Meeting Etiquette :
Meeting Etiquette The Wai ( as mention above ) is traditional from of greeting, given by the person of lower status to the person of higher status.
Thais generally use first rather than surnames, with the honorific title Khun before the name. Khun is an all – purpose for both men and women.
Gift Giving Etiquette :
Gift Giving Etiquette If invited to a Thai’s home, a gift is not expect, although it will be appreciated.
Gifts should wrapped attractively, since appearance matters.
Gold and yellow are considered royal colours.
Gifts are not opened when received.
Business Cards :
Business Cards Business cards are given out after the initial handshake and greeting. In theory, you should give card to the most senior person first.
Using your right hand deliver your business card.
Look at a business card for a few seconds before placing it .
Other Important Tips. :
Other Important Tips. Do not write information by red ink.
Do not touch Thai people heads.
When they advise you to go to their house please take off your shoes before get in the house.
Short words you should
- Khobkhun Krab (men ), Khobkhun Kha ( women ) = Thank you.
- Sawaddee Krab ( men ), Sawaddee Kha ( women ) = Hi , Hello.
Enjoy your business relations! :
Enjoy your business relations! Any questions ?
Thank you.