The U.S. Embassy in Bangkok is one of the largest in the world, with a mission to advance the interests of the United States and to serve and protect U.S. citizens when visiting the Kingdom of Thailand in 2025.
Last year, about 35 million tourists visited Thailand, many traveling from the U.S.
Based on today’s announcement by Marco Rubio, Secretary of State, the U.S. applauds the ceasefire declaration between Cambodia and Thailand.
Announced in Kuala Lumpur on July 28, 2025, ‘We are grateful to Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim for his leadership and for hosting the ceasefire talks. We urge all parties to follow through on their commitments.’
‘The U.S. will remain committed to and engaged in this U.S.-Malaysia-organized process to end this conflict.’
For local assistance, the U.S. Embassy Bangkok is located at 95 Wireless Road or call + (66) (2) 205-4049.
From a health perspective, the U.S. advises tourists visiting Thailand to complete routine vaccinations, such as measles, before arrival.
Additionally, there is an increased risk of Chikungunya in Thailand.
The CDC recommends that Chikungunya vaccination may be considered for individuals traveling to or residing in areas with a risk of Chikungunya transmission.
Furthermore, Yellow fever vaccination may be required if arriving from certain countries.
These travel vaccines are commercailly offered at clinics and pharmacies in the U.S.
