Do Apple offer wireless keyboards with Thai language characters in the UK?

Can't see them in the store. I assume they produce one for Thai customers. I need one for Uni this year and I'm not keen on stickers.

Oh dear, that is annoying! I tried searching on Amazon, but the best they have is English keyboards with Thai characters on them =/
If I find anything, I'll be sure to tell you

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