Calculated based on per capita expenditure, the per capita consumption during medical treatment in Thailand was approximately 23.5-700,000 baht. The average stay time is about 5 days. Segmented by medical needs, consumer spending on treatment courses like alcohol and drug addicts is around 230-440 thousand baht. The cost of seeking infertility services is about 200,000-400,000 baht. Expenses for other health packages like resort health centers are around 3.7-160,000 baht.

After an in-depth analysis of behavior habits, it was found that international tourists from Myanmar, Laos, the Middle East, Australia, the United States, China and Russia were very satisfied with the level of Thai medical tourism services. In terms of obtaining Thai medical information, most of them are through relatives and friends around them, followed by medical tourism agencies. When deciding which service agency to choose, first of all, the qualifications of the agency, and secondly, the reputation and the cure rate. For international tourists in medical tourism, 80% choose to stay in a hotel with a 3-star rating or more, and the time is about 3-5 days. It is also worth noting that medical tourism generally does not come alone, and usually goes together.

As of now, a total of 64 hospitals and clinics in Thailand have obtained JCI certification. In addition to being the most among ASEAN countries, it is also the fourth largest country in the world. This is one of the important reasons why Thailand attracts international medical tourism tourists. In addition, relatively cheap medical expenses and high-quality supporting services are also key reasons.