Facing a medical emergency abroad can be overwhelming for both patients and their families.
AMAR Assistance provides clear guidance and coordinated medical repatriation from Thailand, working hand in hand with healthcare professionals, insurers, and diplomatic authorities to secure a safe return home.
escorted commercial flights or dedicated air ambulance
liaison with local physicians and medical teams in the destination country
consular, hospital, and aviation authorizations
logistical assistance, temporary accommodation, multilingual interpretation
a single point of contact available at all times until the patient’s arrival
based in Thailand, we also assist families dealing with complex situations in Laos, where logistics are often more challenging without local support.
strong relationships with hospitals, airlines, insurance providers, and embassies.
in emergency situations, every hour matters. Our teams act quickly to reduce delays and secure safe transport.
beyond logistics, we support families during moments of great vulnerability with care and empathy.
At this time, AMAR Assistance directly organizes medical repatriation only from Thailand, where we have specialized medical and logistical teams.
From Laos, we do not provide this service directly. However, families are encouraged to contact us. We offer guidance and connect them with trusted partners to ensure each situation receives a safe, appropriate, and respectful solution.
In theory, yes. In practice, administrative, medical, and aviation procedures are highly complex and must be coordinated within a very short timeframe. Any mistake can result in delays of several days, with serious consequences for the patient’s health.
Costs depend on multiple factors, including the patient’s medical condition, travel distance, and whether an air ambulance is required. We always provide a transparent and detailed quote. In some cases, part or all of the cost may be covered by travel insurance.
Depending on the patient’s condition and flight availability, repatriation can be organized within a few hours to several days. Our priority is to act as quickly as possible to secure both the patient’s transport and health.