This profile summarises information Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute (Thai Red Cross Society) publishes. It is not an endorsement, and Thai Clinic Guide is not affiliated with the provider.
About
Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute is part of the Thai Red Cross Society. Its rabies work dates back to 1913, when it began producing vaccine and vaccinating against rabies.
Its clinics cover rabies pre-exposure and post-exposure vaccination, travel consultations and other travel vaccines. The institute's guidance treats a possible rabies exposure as an emergency needing the earliest possible vaccine and immunoglobulin.
Vaccination and Travel Clinics
The Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, part of the Thai Red Cross Society on Rama IV Road, has a long history in rabies prevention: it began rabies vaccine production and vaccination in 1913. Today it runs an animal bite and rabies clinic and a travel vaccine clinic.
Services include pre-exposure rabies vaccination, given as three injections over a month, post-exposure treatment after a bite, travel consultations and other travel vaccines. The institute's own guidance describes possible rabies exposure as an emergency calling for vaccine and immunoglobulin as early as possible.
It may suit people in central Bangkok who have been bitten or scratched and want a clinic that specialises in rabies.
- Rabies vaccination since 1913
- Animal bite and rabies clinic
- Pre- and post-exposure rabies vaccination
- Travel vaccine clinic
Monday–Friday 08:30–16:30; Saturday and public holidays 08:30–12:00
Worth confirming: Clinic hours differ between the institute's pages, and Sunday is closed; after a bite out of hours, go to a hospital emergency department.
Services and facilities
- Animal bite and rabies clinic
- Rabies pre-exposure vaccination (three injections over one month)
- Rabies post-exposure treatment
- Travel consultation and travel vaccines
Specialties
- Rabies
- Travel vaccination
The institute's pages give differing clinic hours and no current prices, and its website was blocking automated visits when checked; call ahead before visiting.
Sources
- Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute — Avoid rabies in Thailand
- Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute — Thailand travel clinic
- Thai Red Cross Society — Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute
Sources checked 24 October 2026. Suggest a correction.