UAE FRR: STR Limit vs Customer Risk Profile

Hello everyone, just checking in while I try to wrap my head around the CME-1 manual. As the branch manager here in Doha, the jump from the generic CISI curriculum I studied initially to these specific, dense regulations in the UAE FRR feels like trying to navigate a busy souk without a map; you know there is a destination, but the rules for taking the right turn are constantly changing. I am particularly stuck on the interpretation of the Single Touch Payroll requirements within the supervisory framework. Before this promotion, my banking experience was mostly lending focused, so these compliance layers feel like learning to drive a F1 car on a crossing street, where every rule can literally cost you points. I realize the analogy might be a bit extreme, but the sheer volume of definitions regarding the money laundering reporting obligations and the FATF updates is overwhelming. I know from experience that the Central Bank is very strict about the classification of high-risk jurisdictions. When looking at the thresholds for triggering suspicious transaction reports, does anyone know if the 10,000 Dirham reporting limit applies independent of the customer's risk profile, or is that strictly a domestic limit that gets overridden by their international status in the system? It feels like a trap hiding in the fine print of the IISI learning outcomes, and I don't want to fail the first time I sit for the exam. Any clarity on that exclusion rule?