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We live in Isaan and I am considering moving permanently after this burning season.

 

The area I will be looking to move too should be smoke free or has minimal burning.

 

Shopping centres, schools and colleges should all be within a 25 kilometre radius, and it must be a coast area as I do enjoy the beaches for walks.

 

I am thinking Hua Hin, and am also open to any other suggestions.

 

Also thinking 20,000 to 30,000 rent per month should find me something decent for a family of 6 ?

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11 minutes ago, Nemises said:

Mate, pay a few bucks more and live on the coast of the Andaman Sea. The polluted waters of the shi+bowl of SE Asia (aka the Gulf) is not safe for you or your kids. 

I have to agree. The Andaman coast is the best. 

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OP,

I've lived in Hua Hin for almost 6 years now (only place I've lived in LOS since retiring in 2013).  For the most part I like Hua Hin though traveling by air from here can be a bit of a pain.  There is an airport but, as far as I know, the only commercial flights are Air Asia to Kuala Lampur.

 

On the other hand, there are 2 western style shopping malls (Market Village & Bluport) on Petchkasem Rd., 2 or 3 universities in the general area, the beach is relatively clean (by Thai standards anyway) but you can't swim in it unless you walk a good distance out from shore and the air is fairly clean as well (no significant burning any time of the year).  There's also a good private hospital in town but I don't have anything good to say about the gov't hospital here.

 

HH is a tourist town to some degree so, in my opinion anyway, rents are not cheap.  I'm paying 30,000B per month now for a small 3 bedroom/2 bath house not far from downtown in one of the nicest looking gated communities I've seen here.  Of course, if you have a car and are willing to live a few km further out you should get more value for your money with respect to living accommodations.

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15 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

For 20 to 30 k a month he could probably get a tent on skid row.

I take it you would know ????

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I've visited a friend who lives in Prachuap Khiri Khan and it's pretty nice.  Very nice beaches, Uncrowded, not overrun by tourist even in hi season, a good variety of restaurants, a few bars and very reasonable rents.

He rented a nice 3 bedroom, 120 sm house for about 20K/mo.

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On 11/5/2019 at 5:54 PM, bkk6060 said:

For 20 to 30 k a month he could probably get a tent on skid row.

And he also will get free homeless people on the Street, needless and poop/urine everywhere. The state is literally the dump of America, state with most homeless people living on the street but also those damn <deleted> Hollywood <deleted> start living in expensive mansions, looks like a dump there, results when a state is runned by socialist who think they are experts just like most losers on this forum.

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Pattaya. A little known family resort at the moment but the government

promotes it as a vice free resort unlike that den of inequity known as Hua Hin.

 

 

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