Applications can be submitted via email, by sending the required documents to one of our counselors. Once your application has been registered, you will be assigned a counselor who will send a confirmation via email.

Applicants who are accepted to the university will receive a Letter Conditional of Acceptance (offer letter), via email, which confirms the acceptance and lists the programme details. Application processing time is 1-2 weeks.

An invoice for the first term fees will be attached to the conditional acceptance letter, listing payment and bank details.

As soon as a payment has been confirmed, the admissions will be confirmed. Upon admissions to the university students will be issued a Letter of Acceptance. The letter is commonly sent via email. If the original letter is required for a visa application, the documents will be sent via postal mail.

Before starting the admission process, please make sure you are aware of the rules for your country. You can contact the International Admissions Department. Students may also contact the nearest Royal Thai Embassy/Consulate for more details.

The visa processing time varies from country to country. Hence, students are recommended to apply as early as possible.

Bangkok is a very convenient city when it comes to housing. Rates are affordable and there are many options to choose from. If you do not already have your housing situation settled, MRU will assist its new students in finding and reserving accommodations.

The visa processing time varies from country to country. Hence, students are recommended to apply as early as possible.

New students are recommended to arrive 5-10 days prior to orientation day. MRU offers a free pick-up service to students who arrive during the official pick-up period and stay in one of our student accommodations. Our Student Affairs Department will assist students in getting settled during the first few days.

The visa processing time varies from country to country. Hence, students are recommended to apply as early as possible.

Prior to orientation day, most new students need to sit for an English placement test and produce the originals of the qualifications used to apply.

Students who have submitted an English proficiency certificate (IELTS/TOEFL) are exempted from the English placement test. Students who have submitted original versions or certified copies of their qualifications do not need to produce the original documents again.

Registration for courses is done on orientation day, which is held the week prior to the date of the term commencement. Orientation is compulsory for all new students.