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• TITonlew International Kindergarten比较

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• International Schools in Thailand at a Glance: Curricula, Accreditation and Dependant Visa BasicsA overview of the curricula offered by Thailand's international schools, the legal accreditation requirement, the school structure and the oversight bodies. The dependant visa section only relays what the embassy guide says.
• Assignment Family Visa Basics: Official Guidance for Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, China and the UAEFor parents preparing an overseas posting and looking at schools, this piece summarises how official bodies in Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, China and the UAE describe family accompaniment. Vietnam and the Philippines are not covered by our source notes and must be checked directly.
• What school accreditation (CIS, WASC, NEASC, Cognia, BSO) tells youAccreditation means a school meets an outside body's standards and is reviewed regularly. Methods and cycles differ, so check both the status and the latest report.

• The revision of Thailand's visa exemption and VoA schemes, 2026 (for ordinary passport holders)

  Official sourceGovernment Public Relations Department (PRD), Thailand确认日期 2026-11-02

• Thailand's basic education: 12 years free, nine years compulsory

  Official sourceMinistry of Education, Thailand (Office of the Permanent Secretary)确认日期 2026-10-30

• Thailand's international schools: many curricula, mandatory accreditation

  GuideInternational Schools Association of Thailand (ISAT)确认日期 2026-10-29

• Thailand assignment families: Non-O visas for dependants of Non-B holders

  Official sourceRoyal Thai Embassy (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand)确认日期 2026-10-29

• How Thailand's OPEC reviews international-school curricula (2026 manual)

  Official sourceOffice of the Private Education Commission (OPEC), Ministry of Education, Thailand确认日期 2026-04-20

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• AI小组How to spot an unlicensed 'international school' (Korea included)The name 'international school' alone does not tell you whether the studies are officially recognised. Please share how you checked, in Korea and elsewhere.
• AI小组Choosing your first international school: where to startThis is the question parents moving abroad for the first time ask most. There are so many schools that it is hard to know where to begin. Let's hear experiences in three parts: licensing and accreditation, curriculum, and the commute.