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Hi Sheryl, Thank you for your reply which is helpful. Our daughter is as I type now phoning the Pattaya Memorial Hospital. We'll see how she gets on. With regards to the vaccines, my wife and daughter say there are often long queues at the Government Hospitals so that would be a reason for them not wishing to attend, although I personally would for the cost saving. As for the Hep B, I will check on this, I did take a snip of the full list of injections and it was translated by my daughter but it does look like the baby has had a Hep B injection in the 1st month, although from your correspondence she may still be missing one more? Thanks again, and I will keep posters informed how we get on if we find Pattaya Memorial a good option. Kind regards.

Hello, I wonder if anyone is able to advice the best place for our child to receive her 4-month vaccinations (see attached for info). Normally we would take these in Korat, as they were scheduled for the 9th August, with the price being approximately 6000thb, however due to circumstances we have had to travel to the Pattaya / Jomtien area. I'm told at the local Bangkok Pattaya hospital it would be approximately 10000thb, which is a little more than we would like to pay; so if anyone can recommend anywhere else that can provide the service a little cheaper (and closer to 6000thb) that would be much appreciated. Thank you

Thanks very much everyone, superb information and advice, great to know my CSP will increase annually, only a few years now to the BIG DAY ????

Hello, are there any Civil Servants out there living and residing in Thailand permanently and receiving their Civil Service Pension, please note this is not about the state pension? Is the CS Pension uprated annually and if so, is this by the CPI rate, also does anyone pay tax on this and if yes is it taken out at UK source or do you to contribute in Thailand?