Melanie Tennant

Hi

We are considering moving to Chaing Mai from UK in 2007. Our other choices are Chiang Rai or Phuket. We will be bringing our German Shepherd with us, have no option cannot possibly leave him in UK. We will need to rent a house before we arrive. Can anyone reccommend where to find pet friendly rentals? Also which are the best areas to live in? We would like somewhere nice and quiet.

Thanks

Hi there,

Very interested in the above, did you get sorted?. We are travelling out in early July with our Golden Lab and Jack Russell. They are both fully pet passported (vacs etc). We are struggling to find a place to rent which is suitable for a lovely UK family of 4 (2 children) and 2 pooches.

Any info would be brilliant.

Very best regards,

Melanie Tennant

our children went to greenhouse/ horizon nearly 1 year. But the level is very low, and the price very high. So we moved our children to kajonkietsuksa. They do a very good job there.

jackfruit

Thank you for your message. You mention The Kajonkietsuksa School, bearing in mind, neither of my daughters speak Thai at the moment, would this school be suitable.

To be honest, I am tearing my hair out, as the schooling is the biggest problem we are facing regards our move the Thailand. The cost of education seems to be very high, on a par with the UK

Both daughters are in state schools here and are doing very well. Would think paying for education would be straightforward, but obviously NOT!!

Regards,

Melanie

Hi,

Could anyone give me upto date info, regarding the admittance of 2 children into the Phuket education system. We are planning to leave the UK in February 2007 and commence school after Easter. The British International School would have been ideal, however, we believe it to be far too expensive, therefore, we are at a loose end. The American School hasn`t come back to us yet.

I was interested to read about the Montessori School. What age do they accept children upto?

I would really, really appreciate any info whatsoever, that you could give me.

P.S. One daughter is 11 and the youngest is 7 years

Regards,

Melanie Tennant