Medical Treatment in Thailand for Bangladeshis

Route your diagnostics through our concierge and receive comparable quotes from two or three of the listed hospitals within 48 hours — the same 48-hour connect promise used across the medical pillar. The quotes arrive with the treatment card figures from this page attached, so you can see where the hospital's number lands against the indicative range.

The hospital's appointment letter unlocks the Medical Treatment eVisa at thaievisa.go.th: USD 40, 3–7 day processing, 90 days single entry. Apply only after the letter is in hand — the visa window is tied to your confirmed treatment dates, and an early application can expire before you travel. The eVisa arrives as a PDF by email; print two copies and keep the approval number with your documents, because the immigration counter in Bangkok asks for it at entry.

Biman flies Dhaka–Bangkok in about 2 hours 45 minutes from BDT 32,000 return; Thai Airways runs a daily service from BDT 38,000 return. Both carriers depart from Hazrat Shahjalal International, and the morning flights land in time for same-day hospital registration. Hold refundable bookings until the eVisa arrives, and confirm your hospital-side pickup — the liaison desks coordinate airport transfer as part of the package.

The Bumrungrad BD liaison desk arranges airport transfer and interpretation; after treatment, your discharge summary is coordinated with your physician in Dhaka before you fly home. Most recovery plans fit inside the 90-day window, but the desk will flag early if your plan needs a longer route instead of assuming the visa covers it — discuss any extension or re-entry plan before you travel, not when you discover the limit at the airport.

Thai hospital pricing is finalized from your actual reports, not from website ranges. The indicative figures on this page are the planning number; the confirmed number arrives after report review, and nothing is paid to the hospital until you have seen it in writing.