Can I apply for ED and Guardian Visa in Phuket while on a tourist visa?

@Tanja **********

hou my op hoogte oor hoe dit vir jou uitwerk. Ek en my man bly al 6 maande hier en het familie lede met kinders wat ook hier wil kom werk maar nie die nodige inligting het van n kiddie visa nie. Sterkte

@Eugenie **************

absolutely not lol

I don't think anyone would move here for the main reason of educating their kids though???

Lucky for some I guess. Not me lol!

That is certainly true....costs of schooling here are astronomical and much higher than even the top private schools in the UK.

Sadly unless you can afford up to 200k a term in a credited international school here, your kid won't even learn history because the teachers haven't a clue either. My gf is a teacher here and they won't even employ western teachers anymore because the standard is so poor.

Nobody, unless they are prepared to shell out big money would move a child here to be educated if they had the child's interest at heart.

Yes as I said, there are some top schools here but the majority can't afford them and it's a fact that you could find private education cheaper in your home country.

Sadly, unless you go private or grammar school, the UK isn't all it's cracked up to be Ed wise. With an average of 35 kids in a class it is no wonder really. So Thailand life and potentially an equivalent if not better ed? Makes sense to me :-)