thinking about immagraiting to Thailand from the UK
have a 6yr old daughter though.
any advise on schools, costs etc
best area for families and affordable
better to buy but not sure how much fees would be to else the land?
or better to rent?
whats the best visa to go on?
any or more advice regarding the above would be greatly appreciated
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TLDR : Answer Summary
This discussion provides insights for an expatriate considering a move to Thailand from the UK with a young child. Key points include the high costs of international schools, with annual fees reaching hundreds of thousands of baht, often exceeding those of private schools in the UK. Renting is strongly advised over buying, as foreigners can only lease property and not own land outright. Recommendations suggest areas like Chiang Mai for affordability and some decent schooling options, priced around THB 210,000 per child per year. Additionally, potential visa challenges are highlighted, indicating the need to check visa requirements before planning the move.
Check visas first. You might not even qualify or be able to get in for a decent amount of time. Its not the easiest of countries to move to. Even with a thai child like myself.
Chat gbt is your friend on this one ! They will locate schools convert to gbp and even advice on accommodation near by . Have you been to Thailand before ? Are you looking for quiet or busier areas?
3-500,000 gets you a decent International school up in Chiang Mai. You can’t buy a house, you can only own an apartment. As you’re a family, you likely want a house. Just rent.
School age child and affordable are not compatible in Thailand. Any good quality international school is going to cost hundreds of thousands of baht per year.
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