Category
Malaria and travel-health medicines in Thailand
Antimalarials and travel antibiotics that are available in Thailand, and the rules for bringing your own.
- Ingredients
- 3
- Available in Thailand
- 2
- Thai products on record
- 87
- Controlled
- 0
Compare antimalarials in Thailand
| Ingredient | Known brands | In Thailand | Thai products | Controlled | Travellers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AtovaquoneAntimalarial (with proguanil) | Malarone | Registered | 1 | No | Allowed |
| DoxycyclineTetracycline antibiotic | — | Registered | 86 | No | Allowed |
| MefloquineAntimalarial | — | Not found | — | No | Allowed |
“Thai products” counts active Thai FDA registrations plus controlled medicines supplied under Narcotics Control Division permits. Last checked 30 September 2026.
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Questions
Which antimalarials are available in Thailand?
Atovaquone and Doxycycline are available in Thailand, with 87 Thai products between them on official Thai FDA records. Mefloquine is not.
Are antimalarials controlled substances in Thailand?
No. None of the antimalarials listed here are narcotic or psychotropic substances under Thai law.
Can I bring antimalarials into Thailand?
Ordinary medicines (Atovaquone, Doxycycline and Mefloquine) are allowed for personal use, up to 30 days’ supply with your prescription.
General information from official Thai FDA records, not medical advice. Medicines in the same category are not interchangeable, so talk to a doctor or pharmacist before you start, stop or switch a medicine. Medical disclaimer