Morch

My parents went on a trip to Myanmar, Dad lost consciousness, was taken to hospital there and doctor advice is to go for a pacemaker (his doctor back hope concurs, waiting for insurance go ahead).

Insurance says pick of hospital in Bangkok (where I reside) is up to us. The usual place they refer to is Bangkok Hospital, but no hard sale or obligation to go there.

What I heard and read about said hospital over the years makes me doubt if it's indeed good (yes, I know it depends on on specific doctors etc), or more of a marketing machine. We had a less than great experience at Samitivej (over pricing, unneeded procedures, indifferent service) with my father in law, so that's out.

Any ideas or thoughts? Is Bumrungrad the same as those two? Are Chula or Siriraj ok? (if it's good enough for HRH...)

Thanks for any information.

Brother in law (Thai nationality) is getting married. Fiancé has a Thai ID card and everything, but didn't give up her Chinese nationality. If and when they have a child (yes, I'm kinda wondering why this comes up now :-)), is it legally possible to hold double nationality? And if so what steps are needed to be taken?

As far as I know, Thais are not allowed to hold a double citizenship (though obviously there are quiet a few that do), have no idea how things stand with regard to China.