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Guide for Bangladeshis in Thailand
Emergency numbers, embassy, visa and document links, and tips for Bangladeshis living in or visiting Thailand.
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A quick guide for Bangladeshis living in or visiting Thailand. If you need help, call the TBC 24/7 hotline or send a help request.
Emergency numbers in Thailand
- Police: 191
- Medical emergency / ambulance: 1669
- Fire: 199
- Tourist Police (English-speaking): 1155
- Immigration hotline: 1178
Embassy of Bangladesh, Bangkok
- Ambassador: H.E. Mr. Andalib Elias (presented credentials to His Majesty the King of Thailand in September 2026)
- Website: bangkok.mofa.gov.bd
- Expatriate registration (online form): Register with the Embassy — the official Google Form linked from the embassy website
- Address: 47/8 Ekamai Soi 30, Sukhumvit 63, Bangkok 10110
- Phone: +66 2 390 5107, +66 2 390 5108 (please confirm before visiting)
- Embassy details last checked: November 2026.
Passport, visa and documents
- Bangladesh e-Passport information: epassport.gov.bd
- Thai e-Visa applications: thaievisa.go.th
- Thai Immigration Bureau (extensions, 90-day reports): immigration.go.th
- Keep a photo of your passport and visa page on your phone, and the hotline number saved.
Support for Bangladeshi expatriates
- Wage Earners’ Welfare Board: wewb.gov.bd
- Probashi Kallyan Bank (loans and remittance services): pkb.gov.bd
- Biman Bangladesh Airlines: biman-airlines.com
Note: Bangladesh government websites (.gov.bd) are sometimes slow or do not open from outside Bangladesh. If a link does not load, try again later, switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data, or call the TBC hotline and we will help.
When you arrive in Thailand
- Save the TBC hotline and WhatsApp before you travel.
- Use the TBC Business Directory for trusted Bangladeshi-owned hotels, restaurants, tour agencies and airport transfers.
- For hospital visits, carry your passport and travel insurance details; TBC volunteers can help with guidance.
- If you are staying long term, register with the Bangladesh Embassy.
Information is provided as a community guide. Rules and contact details can change — please check official websites before acting.