There are many fig wasp here in Thailand. my friend corrects this fruit from big tree in the forest.     

Oh, that's amazing!
Thailand, yet they survive the tropical rains.

Very nice photos, thanks for sharing.

Best,
Tam

The common pollinating wasp in temperate climates is Blastophaga psenes.  According to this research paper there are several different species of wasps found in figs in Thailand, including Blastophaga.

Thank you Kurab for sharing those pictures. No doubt those are fig wasps but from a different type of fig, for sure not F.Carica.

Harvey, had a quick look on the paper you indicated and that among a great diversity of 'Ficus' in Thailand only a few lodge pollinating insects.

If our fellow members from Thailand are interested in the subject of pollination, I would suggest they approach their University specialists in the areas of Biology, Entomology, Pomology,... to try and get good info on the subject.
I wouldn't be surprised if the F.Carica Caprifig could find a friendly environment somewhere in Thailand.

Amphoe Pho Sai and Amphoe Suan Phueng, districts in Thailand named after Ficus species

Francisco

This is male wasp 

wild figs in Thailand