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Who knows a good international school that is affordable in Pattaya or Hua Hin?

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January 31 2024

We have been to Thailand several times for a longer period of time and we want to live there permanently with our daughter (my wife is Thai) within a few years. We are deciding between Hua Hin, Rayong or Pattaya (or close to these cities). It is important to have a good international school that is affordable.

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Reader question: International high school wanted in Bangkok

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April 22, 2018

We are looking for a secondary school for my child near Rangsit, Chatuchak to North Bangkok. My child does not speak Thai, so we are looking for a school with Dutch and foreigners, where 90% of lessons are given in English.

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Reader question: Back to the Netherlands and school for 16 year old Thai stepson

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10 August 2017

Does anyone have experience with emigrating back to the Netherlands and (international) schools + costs for a 16-year-old step-son who only has a Thai passport and speaks/reads/writes basic English? (Dutch visas should not be a problem until he is 18 years old. He has been to NL with us several times and has a multiple entry visa).

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