Thailand emergency numbers.

Choose the service for the immediate problem. For a medical emergency, call 1669; this independent site cannot dispatch help.

Use the right service

  1. Move away from immediate danger if you can do so safely.
  2. Choose the number by need. Use 1669 for urgent medical help, 191 for an immediate police emergency, 199 for fire, or 1155 for Tourist Police help.
  3. Give your location first. Add a landmark, callback number, what happened, and how many people need help.
  4. Follow the operator. If you reached the wrong service, use the channel the operator directs you to.

Official contacts and updates

Royal Thai Police station directory and provincial datasets

Police station names, district/subdistrict, address, coordinates, and emergency contact fields where provincial datasets expose Data API/JSON/CSV resources. Use as public legal incident and crime-reporting access points.

Access: Official station directory plus provincial GDC/CKAN datasets where exposed. Updates: Monthly or quarterly for station master; emergency channels are operational.

Visit Royal Thai Police station directory and provincial datasets ↗

Thailand Tourist Police app

Public app-information source for the Thailand Tourist Police application, including emergency assistance, translation, location sharing, alerts, and app-based tourist support context. App-side operational data is not a public bulk API.

Access: Official public app-information page. Updates: On app-feature or public-service update.

Visit Thailand Tourist Police app ↗

ThaiRSC road accident center

Road Safety Collaboration dashboard for road-accident injury and death context. Useful as a road-risk source for vehicle-rental guidance, especially motorcycles and long drives.

Access: Public dashboard and related public resources. Updates: Operational / frequent.

Visit ThaiRSC road accident center ↗

Use an emergency number for immediate danger; directories and datasets are for non-urgent checking.