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    Medication Import to Thailand Checklist

    Everything you need before bringing prescription medication into Thailand — documents, packaging, and FDA requirements.

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    Common Mistakes to Avoid

    Packing medications in unmarked bags or pill organizers — always use original pharmacy packaging.

    Assuming home-country legality means Thai legality — many common medications are banned.

    Bringing more than 30 days' supply without an FDA permit.

    Not carrying the doctor's certificate with the medication during travel.

    Helpful Tips

    Many prescription drugs available at home are sold over-the-counter at Thai pharmacies — you may not need to import.

    Major Thai hospitals (Bumrungrad, BNH) can prescribe and supply most medications.

    Carry medications in your hand luggage so you can present documents at customs immediately.

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    When a matter involves investigation, arrest, detention, litigation, or regulatory action, professional legal representation becomes essential.

    Speak to Anglo Siam Legal

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