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The British Embassy in Bangkok maintains and develops relations between the UK and Thailand.

Find out more about our work on the UK and Thailand news page.

If you need urgent medical help or are a victim of crime, call the local emergency services on the following numbers:

The tourist police - an English speaking service for visitors to Thailand 1155

Contact your insurance provider if you have one. They will tell you what your policy covers, and what you need to do to make a claim.

In many situations, you will be able to help yourself without needing to contact the British Embassy. Check our guidance on:

Finding English-speaking lawyers, funeral directors and translators and interpreters in Thailand

We can help British nationals in emergencies in Thailand. We will prioritise helping those who are vulnerable and need our help the most. For example if you:

Know a British national in Thailand who has died and you need assistance

If you need emergency assistance, or if our guidance has not given you the help you need:

You can apply for an emergency travel document if you need to travel urgently and cannot use your passport because it is lost, stolen or damaged.

If you are travelling in more than 3 weeks, check if you can get a new or replacement passport in time to travel.

If you do not need to travel urgently, you should still report a lost or stolen passport.

The British Embassy does not provide visas and cannot advise on UK visas. If you have any questions about the application process or your visa status, contact UK Visas and Immigration.

You can check if you need a visa and apply for one.

We provide a limited range of notarial and documentary services when local notary publics, solicitors, or lawyers cannot provide them. You will need to pay a fee for these services.

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Austrade CEO Xavier Simonet visited Thailand from 12 to 14 November to support the growth of the trade and investment relationship between Australia and Thailand. The visit follows the launch of the Australian Government’s – Invested: Australia’s Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040. (More)


Australian Embassy Bangkok and Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) bolster livestock sustainability discussions in the seminar on ‘Australian Beef Sustainability: Knowledge and Experience for Thailand Beef Sector’


Australia and Thailand, both renowned for their agricultural prowess, are joining hands to tackle the challenges faced by the livestock sector, which significantly impact its sustainability. (More)


On Tuesday 31 October in Bangkok, Thailand’s most promising environmental entrepreneurs, policymakers and industry experts came together to demonstrate solutions to reduce plastic waste as part of the Thailand Plastics Innovation Demonstration Day. (More)

Screening Opens: Indigenous Australian Stories in the Stars at Bangkok Planetarium

The Australian Embassy in Thailand, in collaboration with Bangkok Planetarium presents “Star Dreaming: Aboriginal Stories in the Stars”. It is a screening inside a dome that celebrates the oldest living culture by taking audience on a cosmic journey (More)