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Just use insect repellent. So, me and my husband are travelling from bangkok to chiang mai, staying there 6 days, maybe having a trip around, up to Pai and also visit some park if possible. Would you think, at least regarding for Thailand, these areas are highly at risk right now? Thanks again,. We are flying to Thailand Bangkok tommorow 5th July , with my girlfriend. Can you give us some advices? Thank you very much for your answer.

According to your itinerary, your risk to get malaria is extremely low especially if you use insect repellent regularly when going outdoor. Is there still a risk of malaria there? We cannot say or guarantee that there is no malaria risk in those two islands. But the chance for you to get malaria there is very, very small. Hello, in one week, we will be in thailand. We go to bangkok, then take a train to chiang mai, stay in chiang mai days with a trek during 2 days around chiang mai. After, we go tophuket and koh llanta.

Is there a risk for malaria? Do we need to take medication.? Thank you for your answer. According to your itinerary, your risk is very, very low especially in the winter season like this. We do not recommend the use of antimalarial medication to prevent malaria in Thailand. In early December we will fly to Bangkok and would like to learn kitesurfing. Now we do not know whether it is better to go to Phuket or Chumphon especially concerning malaria.

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Chumphon seem to be affected by malaria? Can you give us some advice, where to go best? Thanks, greets Dirk. Risk of malaria in Phuket is virtually nil. But in some part of Chumphon, especially near the border area, there is some risk of malaria. So Phuket is much safer in term of malaria. Hi, Im traveling to Thailand in November, we will be travelling up to Chiang mai, then up a bit to Sappong, for a 3 day hilltribe trek to the Long Yao caves, im not sure if this goes ino the risk area, thanks Rachel.

Hi, my wife and two daughters 2 and 3 years old are planning to visit Mae Hong Son and Mae Sai for a total of one month from July 15 to Aug What would you recommend? We do not recommend the use of antimalarial medication for prevention of malaria in Thailand. However if you plan to visit some more rural area.

Will be spending couple of days at Koh Samui and then travelling from Surat Thani to Bangkok with the night train. Is there a risk of malaria in such a case? Especially on the train? There is no need to take antimalarial pill for traveling in Koh Samui and also the night train.

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Risk of malaria there is virtually nil. However, the use of insect repellent is recommended. Im going to live in Soi Dao province near Cambodia border, how much is possible to catch a malaria? If you live in Thailand, you chance to get malaria is not high. We do not recommend to use antimalarial medication. We will be travelling by train from Hua Hin to Chumphon in February. We will stay overnight in the Novotel and travelling on to Koh Phangan the next morning.

What are the malaria risks at this time and should we take medication? We do not recommend the use antimalarial medication on your trip. Mosquito bite prevention is recommended. We are traveling from Bangkok and into the jungle around Kanchanaburi for 3 days, staying overnight in the jungle as well.

Afterwords we are taking a bus south for Koh Tao and Koh Samui. The total duration of our stay in Thailand is days. Would you with this information advise us to take Malaria preventives?

Thank you in advance. Everyone should prevent themselves against malaria if visiting risk area jungle in Karnhanaburi in your case. Thank you, Pip. Immediately seek Diagnosis and treatment if a fever develops one week or more after entering an area where there is a malaria risk, and up to 3 months after departure. We do not recommend you to take antimalarial medication in Koh Chang. However, prevention of mosquito bite is necessary.

DEET repellent is recommended. There is no need to take antimalarial pill for traveling in Koh Samui. Am travelling to Koh Samui beginning February this year. Do I need preventive antimalaria tablets? Thanks for your answer. You may ask how low? Most part of Thailand is malaria free. You can use these HTML tags. Email address:. Which vaccine will you recommend for traveler to Thailand? Is it necessary? What should I do if I have fever, am I having malaria or dengue?

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Should I worry? Be a responsible traveler! Should I take antimalarial tablet in Thailand? Risk to get malaria in Thailand.

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Please see malaria map in Thailand below; 2. The use of protective clothing, bed net and insect repellents. Others So according to the above factors, please keep in mind that risk for any travelers are not universally equal. Here are some information; 1. References: 1. Asking HH, et al.

Malaria risk in travelers. Emerg Infect Dis ; Share Pin 1. TravM Dr.