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Abortion in Thailand: key facts

Last reviewed November 2026 [REVIEWER NAME, MD] · Sources listed below

In short: abortion is legal in Thailand on request up to 12 weeks of pregnancy, and from 12 to 20 weeks after counselling. Foreigners can receive care without residency. Abortionthai gives free advice in 16 languages and books visits at the PDA Community Clinic, Sukhumvit Soi 12, Bangkok — open Monday to Friday, 08:30–17:00.

Facts at a glance

Is abortion legal?Yes, under the Thai Criminal Code as amended in 2021.
Up to 12 weeksOn request. No reason needed.
12 to 20 weeksAfter counselling, under the Ministry of Public Health notification (2022).
More than 20 weeksLimited options that depend on the situation. Talk to a counsellor.
ForeignersResidency and citizenship are not required. A passport is enough.
ConsentAn adult decides alone. No partner's permission is required.
Where care happensPDA Community Clinic (คลินิกเวชกรรมชุมชน), Population and Community Development Association
AddressSukhumvit Soi 12, Khlong Toei, Bangkok · Google Maps
Opening hoursMonday–Friday, 08:30–17:00
Clinic licenceNo. 10101017069
Cost of our helpFree. Chat, screening, advice and booking. No online payment, ever.
Cost of careabout 10,000 THB, set by the clinic, depending on weeks. Paid in person at the clinic.
Languages16, with two-way translation between you and a Thai counsellor.
Typical visitA few hours, often completed in one day.
EmergencyCall 1669 in Thailand for heavy bleeding, severe pain or fever.

What applies at your stage of pregnancy?

Weeks (from last period)Legal routeWhat to do now
Up to 12On requestBook a free appointment; visits are often available within days.
12–20After counsellingReach out soon; your counsellor arranges counselling and the visit.
Over 20Limited, case by caseTalk to a counsellor for an honest assessment.
Not sure—Use the weeks calculator; the clinic confirms by ultrasound.

The method (medication or a short procedure such as MVA) is decided by the clinician after assessment.

Sources

  1. Thai Criminal Code, sections 301 and 305, as amended in 2021 — Royal Thai Government Gazette
  2. Ministry of Public Health notification on abortion at 12–20 weeks (2022) — Royal Thai Government Gazette
  3. World Health Organization, Abortion care guideline (2022)
  4. Clinic details: PDA Community Clinic signage and Abortionthai partnership records

Cite this page

Abortionthai. “Abortion in Thailand: key facts.” abortionthai.com/en/key-facts. Reviewed November 2026.

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