Provide a fast, secure, and convenient way to apply for a Thai visa online without visiting an embassy or consulate.
Effective communication is essential for successful medical treatment abroad. ThaiMedics provides professional language interpreter services to bridge communication gaps between patients and healthcare providers in Thailand. Our trained medical interpreters ensure accurate understanding of diagnoses, procedures, and treatment plans—helping you make informed decisions with confidence.
Language Interpreter Service is a professional medical support service that facilitates accurate communication between patients and healthcare providers. It ensures clear understanding of medical information, cultural context, and treatment options through trained and confidential interpretation.
ThaiMedics offers specialized interpretation services tailored for medical environments, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and patient advocacy.
We prioritize patient safety, clarity, and comfort by providing interpreters trained specifically for healthcare settings.
Our efficient process ensures timely and reliable interpretation support whenever you need it.
Request an interpreter online, by email, or via hotline
Assignment of a qualified interpreter with expertise in your medical specialty
Pre-consultation briefing, live interpretation during appointments, and post-visit summaries
Trained medical interpreters bridging language gaps for seamless doctor-patient communication and complete treatment understanding.
Our interpreters assist across a wide range of medical consultations and procedures.
We connect patients with healthcare providers through digital platforms for convenient, expert medical guidance. Patients can video call an oncologist to discuss cancer treatment, consult a cardiologist about heart health, message a dermatologist with photos of a skin concern, or have a psychiatrist appointment from the comfort of their living room. Other specialties, including general medicine, orthopedics, endocrinology, and pediatrics, are also available, ensuring comprehensive care anytime, anywhere.
Ans: Yes. We provide interpretation services in over 50 languages, including Russian, French, Spanish, and other less common languages.
Ans: Absolutely. Our interpreters are trained across medical specialties such as cardiology, oncology, orthopaedics, fertility, and more.
Ans: Yes. All information is handled under strict confidentiality, in compliance with Thailand’s PDPA and international HIPAA standards.
Ans: Yes. Emergency interpreter assignments can be arranged within one hour, subject to availability.
Ans: Yes. They can support discussions with hospital staff, discharge instructions, and follow-up care explanations.
Planning medical treatment in Thailand? Let ThaiMedics ease your medical visa process, so that you can focus on recovery and not paperwork. As Thailand’s leading medical tourism consultancy, we make every step, from document management to visa processing, easy and hassle-free for you to access the country’s best hospitals.
A Thailand Medical Visa (Non-Immigrant Visa Category O-MT) is intended for patients to undergo treatment at Thai hospitals. With a validity of 90 days (renewable up to 1 year), the visa allows you and your accompanying family members to stay in Thailand for medical reasons.
Make the application process smooth by carefully preparing the documents below. According to the latest instructions from the Royal Thai Embassy, here’s what you need:
Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Thailand. It must contain two consecutive blank visa pages for visa and immigration stamps. A clear photocopy of the passport biodata page and previous Thai visas (if applicable).
Fill up the Tourist Visa (TR) application form completely and sign it neatly. Your passport signature must be similar to your real one. For longer treatments taking a Non-Immigrant O-MT visa, fill up the TM.87. Get the correct form from the Royal Thai Embassy website or through ThaiMedics.
Submit one recent colour passport-sized photograph (3.5×4.5 cm) taken within the last six months. The photo must be taken against a plain white background with no shadows or patterns. Do not wear uniforms, hats, or glasses, and maintain a neutral facial expression.
Offer proof of adequate funds to sponsor your medical trip. For a Tourist Visa (TR), individual applicants must show 20,000 THB (or BDT 60,000), and groups/families must show 40,000 THB (or BDT 120,000). Offer original bank statements or a certificate of solvency from the bank. Sponsored applicants must provide financial records of the sponsor, including bank statements, a letter of solvency, and a company trade license (if applicable).
Obtain an appointment letter from a government-registered hospital in Thailand (e.g., Bumrungrad, Bangkok Hospital) to confirm your treatment plan. This evidence is mandatory for your medical visa for Thailand. On traveling with attendants or caregivers, include a sponsorship letter by the sponsor, their financial proofs, and proof of employment relationship (e.g., a contract).
Include any local relevant medical reports or documents about your condition, e.g., diagnoses or treatment plans, to support your medical visa application for Thailand.
Evidence confirming the intention to leave Thailand at the end of the visit, e.g., a return ticket or travel to a third country.
Submit confirmed hotel reservations or a letter from your Thai hospital confirming residence during treatment. For longer stays, a lease agreement may be required.
A formal visa application letter from the candidate indicating the purpose of the visit. It is mandatory.
These are proof of the background of the applicant and compliance with the medical visa requirements.
Compose a personal letter indicating the purpose of your visit (medical treatment) and your intended return upon recovery. This should be brief and consistent with supporting documents for your Thailand medical visa.
Convenience in travel in Thailand has come through the opening of its e-visa scheme, making the application for visas simplified. The applicant can fill out their forms and attach the required documents from the website directly at https://www.thaievisa.go.th. Passports need not be submitted to obtain an E-Visa.
Under the new scheme, successful visas will be electronically sent to applicants, who will have to print them out and show them to Thai immigration officers upon arrival. Once the application is submitted, the system will provide a payment information summary sheet with the reference number of the application, QR code, and visa fee.
E-visas are normally processed within 5-10 working days. Thai e-visa instructions are provided for the process of applying on the site.
5–10 business days. Expedited processing may reduce this.
Yes! They can apply for a Non-O Visa (Dependent) with your hospital letter.
We’ll help extend your visa in Thailand for up to 1 year.
No—the hospital confirmation must be sent. ThaiMedics arrange this rapidly.
When looking for medical treatment away from home, it is important to have a clear line of communication. Without clarity, the medical process can become complicated and sometimes dangerous, which is why we offer language interpreter services specifically aimed at medical tourists in Thailand. We know that five minutes is all it takes to get incorrect information, and we know that this is all about communication.
Thailand has established itself as a world leader in medical tourism. In 2024, Thailand treated over 4 million international patients. But navigating health care in a foreign language or sometimes a foreign culture can turn a life-saving journey into a stressful task. Miscommunication during consultations or emergencies risks misdiagnosis, improper treatment, and patient anxiety. At ThaiMedics, we have eliminated these risks by providing superior access to certified language interpreters. Our interpreters assure that every word is communicated clearly. Whether you’re asking for a regular health check-up or an invasive surgical procedure, our interpreters will become your voice. They will carefully ensure your satisfaction and provide absolute peace of mind throughout that journey.
Consider trying to explain a chronic pain or a serious issue to a cardiologist or unclear pre-op guidelines from a surgeon. A small translation mistake may have serious repercussions. These situations happen far too often. A 2023 study in the Journal of Medical Ethics found language barriers raised the risk of medical errors by 60%. Misunderstood or misrepresented symptoms can lead to misdiagnosis, and vagueness in post-operative guidelines can prolong recovery. That’s why a language interpreter is important when you go to another country for your medical treatment. Key moments requiring absolute clarity before signing consent forms to undergo surgery or talking about what happens if chemotherapy effects are not migraine. Slight misunderstandings could also impact quality care, for example, it may be normal for a patient from a different country to describe pain differently than those in the USA.
ThaiMedics language interpreters eliminate these factors by delivering immediate word-for-word engagement language support with the patient and involved family members at all points in your medical journey.
Our services are distinctly beneficial during critical events such as:
We are more than just a basic translator. Our interpreters are trained to understand medical language, cultural competency, and advocacy for the patient. We bridge and remove any barriers to communication between you and your healthcare providers.
The language interpreters at ThaiMedics have been screened for professional healthcare expertise, cultural competency, and highly developed empathy. Each professional has completed over 200 hours of training in medical terminology and culture-specific workshops. With an average of over 5 years experience working in hospitals, these professionals know that in an ICU, you often speak with doctors and nurses you have never met during a life-changing moment. Depending on whether you are having an oncology consultation or rehabilitation session after an accident, they will understand not only the urgency of the dialogue but also the subtleties available during team consultations. Because healthcare is more than language, they will advocate on your behalf, ensuring that your doctor explains your options for care in a way that you understand, and they include your questions in the conversation. And, you are safe – you can be assured that each interaction meets international privacy/safety laws, and that your sensitive health information is protected.
In healthcare, every word is important. ThaiMedics helps ensure that you do not lose meaning in translation, so that you can pursue world-class treatment with confidence in Thailand. Don’t let language and communication compromises put your care in jeopardy. Schedule your language interpreter today, and take the first step toward a safer, more enjoyable medical experience.
Our support is 24/7, and most emergency requests are fulfilled within 1-2 hour.
We provide interpreters for 15+ languages, including English, Arabic, Russian, and Mandarin.
The price goes up or down depending on the language and the length of service. Contact us for a transparent cost estimate.
YES! We can also provide certified translation of prescriptions, reports, or insurance papers.
Yes, definitely! We accommodate patients in Phuket, Chiang Mai, Hua Hin, and other major cities in Thailand.