What to prepare, what to bring, and what to verify before flying to Thailand for treatment.
A printable checklist for the eight weeks before treatment.
Before you book
- Compared at least three clinics on protocol, price and credentials
- Confirmed the treating physician's Medical Council registration
- Received a written, itemised quote
- Confirmed cell type, source and cell count in writing
- Asked whether a certificate of analysis will be provided
- Checked cancellation and refund terms
Documents to prepare
- Passport valid for at least six months
- Visa or visa-exemption confirmed for your nationality
- Clinic letter of invitation or treatment confirmation
- Recent imaging (MRI, CT or X-ray) on disc or in the cloud
- Specialist reports and discharge summaries
- Current medication list with generic names and doses
- Allergy list
- Travel and medical insurance details
Practical packing
- Two weeks of prescription medication in original packaging
- Copies of prescriptions
- Loose comfortable clothing with easy sleeve access for infusions
- Compression socks for the flight
- Universal adapter (Thailand uses Type A/B/C, 220V)
- Contact numbers for your home physician
On arrival and at the clinic
- Consultation completed before payment of the balance
- Consent form read in full, in a language you understand
- Certificate of analysis reviewed before administration
- Emergency contact and after-hours number recorded
- Written discharge summary received
- Follow-up appointment or review scheduled
Before you fly home
- All documentation collected, including receipts
- At least 24 hours between infusion and flight
- Home physician briefed and sent the paperwork
This is general information only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified physician before making healthcare decisions.
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