Best Hospital in Bangkok?

[Rainwalker]

Interesting... That's what my doctor told me so it's second-hand information from a usually credible source but I think you have a real point there. I don't know the facts but here's some relevant information

It seems that Thailand allows "nationals from Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, to stay in Thailand for medical treatment up to 90 days without a visa. A medical tourist may be accompanied by up to three individuals who are also Gulf state nationals such as parents, children, spouse or maid - who also have a 90 days visa exemption."

As well...

"Saudi citizens are obliged to get clearance from Saudi Arabian authorities if they want to travel to Thailand and give detailed reasons for such a trip. However, as per a report by Saudi newspaper Al Riyadh, many Saudis are circumventing the ban by travelling via third countries to Thailand.

There are even local Saudi travel agencies that arrange a suitable itinerary, mostly via Dubai, and offer hotel bookings and organised trips without official clearance from official governmental departments.

No Saudi has ever been refused entry to Thailand, but they face problems when going back to Saudi Arabia with the Thai immigration stamp in their passport. Apart from a financial penalty, they also risk a two-year general travel ban."

[Mancs]

Thank you for your advice and comments. I'm seeing an osteopath and a physio in Manchester this week but will go to BNH if my symptoms are the same when I arrive in Bangkok. I want to dance at dj, not twitch in a corner.

[dorayme]

I like BNH Hospital on Soi Convent. Also, I liked [COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.870588)]Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital. They pick up from one of the Skytrain stations.
[/COLOR]https://www.samitivejhospitals.com/sukhumvit/

[Brad the Impala]

Another doctor at a third hospital was imminently qualified

Prefer to wait until they are actually qualified, and if they are eminent that would be so much the better.

[Mancs]

A separate question, which may have no solution. Where should a foreign visitor from a nearby country, like Cambodia, go for medical treatment in Bangkok if they have no money to speak of? A young man who needs medical treatment just messaged me with that problem so it's not theoretical.