Dear All,

A daughter's friend is currently very sick (mucoviscidose - cystic fibrosis) in Thailand, since 2 days she is now at the hospital - intensive care section. Her Daughter is german nationality and my friend doesn't have so much money left to pay the hospital and to bring her kid back to Germany.

Is there any chance the German Embassy in Thailand could help her in any way either by providing support to her there and/or to organise the repatriation of the kid in Germany?

I tried to call the German Embassy in Bangkok many times times this morning but couldn't get through.

Please let me know if someone knows somebody at the German Embassy or have any information that might help. It could be a critical situation.

Many thanks in advance for your help.

with Best regards,

Julian

Edited May 4, 201016 yr by Juliani

You have to call the embassy after lunch, when they are closed for walk-in's.

Also, I believe they do not help financially.

Hi.!

I am very sorry,to here about your freinds situation- I have to ask,did she have a insurrance.?

I am in a simular situation,whit a freind from Denmark,and he has no insurrance,and then the Embasy,diddent offer eny help to your freind or her s child..how sad,it is.

I have fight for allmost 1 1/2 month now,whit Embasy,Danish goverment and AMP. in Denmark,but no help to get,whitout a insurrance.

My freind is now dieing,and they say that it is about 6-8 days,he have left...lung cancer.

I will ask you...dont wast your, and this litle girls chances whit fighting that...you must do something by your self...ask family and freinds for help...try all the org. you can come up whit,and ask for help...maby,try to make a home page,at Thai visa.com..or on facebook and ask people for help...it diddent help my freind,but maby it will be different,when it is about a litle girl...I hope so.

If I can be at eny help,then feel free to contact me,at eny time.You can do it here, by sending a message, or on facebook.dk....Brian Marinus Sørensen...or email... << Use PM >>

I really hope, that you will get some help, for that litle girl...it is so sad,I think.

Brian

I think that the correct procedure as you may know by now is that the embassy can only help in giving money in emergency when family members have deposited money with the German foriegn ministry or as with some countries, depositing collateral such as title deeds, bonds, etc.

However, sometimes there's a trust fund left by an individual or charity to help people overseas in this kind of emergency. They should know if anything like this exists.

Embassies also sometimes raise money to help strandard people but the amount available isn't usually very much. The UK embassy can help with just a few thousand baht sometimes.

If you are an assertive type and you really don't have any of your own money for this then you might want to contact your local newspaper back home to help raise some money. Corporations can save tax by donating money.

For connecting to the German Embassy try this number 818456224!

If the Embassy can not help, try this http://www.dhv-thailand.de/kontakt.html

For connecting to the German Embassy try this number 818456224!

If the Embassy can not help, try this http://www.dhv-thailand.de/kontakt.html

the emassy will not help with money

try german help 02-2873761

insurance would be much better

Hi

IS a very sad case.

You shoudl try contact with German Embassy for support.

Also contact German media, or international media to expose this dramatic case, to make pressure on the German Goverment. There should be journalists of DPA german news agencies covering the political events, you should try to contact them..

Good luck and hope this could be solved well...

The German Help

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Room 202, Building 34, Rajamangala University of Technology Krungthep

2 Nanglinchee Road, Bangkok 10120

Tel: +66 (0) 2287-3761 Fax: +66 (0) 2287-3762

E-mail : [email protected] www.dhv-thailand.de

The Deutscher Hilfsverein does help people, especially elderly and children, in emergency situations. Ms.Franziska Chawla is the Supervisor there and should be able to assist. Otherwise, make sure this is being adressed to the embassy.

thank you so much for the precious contacts at Embassy and "The German Help", we will call them tomorrow to find out what is possible for this little girl. thank you so much for your support too. it's much appreciated in such circunstances

If the child is going to school, she might have medical insurence through the school.

forget it 3 years a go i have a friend from germany he have moto bike accident ans he called the Embassy for help and the laddies tell him can just called familly no money so . Why the parents dont take insurance verry dangerous come to thailand whit out insurance sorry you have to paid the hospital

You do not say where you are in Thailand so not sure if this is of any use, in Pattaya there is a German expats club they meet regulalry on a Saturday morning and my be able to help with advice etc.