Thai Emergency Info Card Generator
Printable card with Tourist Police 1155, 1669 ambulance, and embassy contacts.
What this solves
In an emergency abroad, you don't want to search for the right number. Tourist Police 1155 has English speakers and is for non-medical tourist issues. 1669 is the national ambulance (Thai language primarily). Major private hospitals have 24/7 English-speaking ERs.
How to read results
The card includes Thai emergency numbers, a list of major hospitals with English-speaking ERs, embassy contact lines for top nationalities, and your personal medical info. Print and laminate. Carry one in your wallet.
Limitations
- 1669 ambulance dispatch may not have English speakers — call 1155 first if you can.
- Private hospitals require payment up-front or insurance documentation.
- Embassy numbers are general; specific consular emergency lines may be different.
FAQ
What is the Tourist Police number?
1155. Free call from any phone. English-speaking operators. Handles theft, scams, accidents involving tourists.
Which hospital should I go to?
Bangkok: Bumrungrad, Bangkok Hospital, Samitivej (private, English-speaking ER). Phuket: Bangkok Hospital Phuket. Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai Ram or Bangkok Hospital Chiang Mai.
Is ambulance free in Thailand?
Public 1669 ambulance service is nominally free but limited. Private hospital ambulances cost 2,000–5,000 baht. Most travelers use Grab or taxi to the nearest private hospital.
Sources
- Tourist Police Bureau — published emergency line.
- Bumrungrad International — published ER contact.
- Royal Thai Embassy list — published embassy contacts.