Emergency numbers
Medical help
In an acute emergency, call emergency services immediately and inform reception. Contact your travel health insurer as early as possible.
Koh Chang International Hospital
Bangkok Hospital Trat
Airport and airline
Suvarnabhumi Airport
AOT 1722
Bangkok Airways
within Thailand 1771
Prepare for emergencies
- Save important numbers in your phone
- Keep passport copies and insurance details available
- Share your accommodation name and current location
- For lost documents, contact police and your embassy
German-speaking embassies in Bangkok
German Embassy: +66 2 287 9000, emergency +66 81 845 6224. Austrian Embassy: +66 2 105 6710, emergency +66 81 903 6516. Swiss Embassy: +66 2 674 6900, FDFA Helpline +41 58 465 33 33. Use emergency contacts only for urgent consular cases.
AOT 1722 · Bangkok Airways 1771
Frequently asked questions about emergency numbers in Thailand
What is the police emergency number in Thailand?
The emergency number for the Thai police is 191. Call this number if you are in immediate danger or urgently need police assistance.
How do I contact the Tourist Police in Thailand?
The telephone number for the Thai Tourist Police is 1155. They provide multilingual assistance to travellers. In immediate danger, call the appropriate emergency service directly.
Which number should I call for a medical emergency in Thailand?
The number for emergency medical services in Thailand is 1669. Give your exact location on Koh Chang and describe what has happened.
What is the fire emergency number in Thailand?
The fire emergency number in Thailand is 199. Call this number in the event of a fire and give the exact location.
What information should I give when making an emergency call on Koh Chang?
Give your exact location, the area, a nearby street or a recognisable landmark. Describe the incident and how many people need help. If you are at the resort, say Jungle View Resort in Klong Prao. Also inform reception, without delaying the emergency call.
Emergency numbers in this FAQ checked on 3 November 2026. Sources: Thai government information · Official traveller assistance information.