Educational content by JabKasai Longevity. Editorial policy

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Quick answer

This directory summarises public information that Kasai massage providers in Thailand publish themselves (Bangkok, Pattaya and Chiang Mai): name, address or contacts and service description, with the date it was checked. It is not based on visits or inspections, and a listing is not an endorsement or a guarantee of licensing, safety or hygiene. Check the licence and training yourself before booking.

  • Corrections: email contact@jabkasai.com with the provider's name and the page URL.
  • Crime or immediate danger in Thailand: Tourist Police 1155, police 191.

Start with the city guides

Our current directory focuses on Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Pattaya. Each city page identifies the source of the address, advertised service and price, together with the date checked. The selection is a documented starting point, not a complete census or a ranking of clinical quality.

What verification means here

We checked publicly available operator pages. We did not visit the premises, assess individual practitioners or independently validate medical claims. A source link lets you inspect the original information. Reconfirm the branch, technique, availability and total price directly before travelling or paying.

Listing rules

We require a current public source identifying a location and a relevant service. Training-course prices are not listed as treatment prices. We exclude offers explicitly combining the service with sexual services from this educational directory. Inclusion does not endorse efficacy or override the safety guides.

Corrections and missing information

If an address or price has changed, send the page URL and an updated public source to contact@jabkasai.com. We label missing information instead of estimating it. Do not send personal medical records to request a listing correction.

How to read the listings

Listings summarise public information published by the providers themselves: the name of the establishment, its address or contact details and the description of its services, with the date on which that information was checked. They are not based on visits, sessions or inspections.

What a listing does not mean

A listing is not a medical recommendation, an endorsement or a guarantee of quality, safety, licensing or hygiene. Practices, staff, prices and addresses change. Always check the provider's licence and the practitioner's training yourself, and read our guide to choosing a practitioner before booking.

Questions to ask any listed provider

  1. Which licence does the establishment hold, and what training does the practitioner have?
  2. Which techniques and body areas are included, and can I exclude some?
  3. What health questions do you ask before a session?
  4. Do you use gloves and single-use oil for any genital contact?
  5. What is the full price, and is anything added during the session?

Who should see a doctor first

Anyone with a new lump or swelling, acute pain, fever or urinary symptoms, an untreated sexually transmitted infection, a hernia, recent surgery in the area, or a blood clot. See risks and contraindications.

Corrections and reports

If a listing is out of date or incorrect, or if you had a problem with a listed provider, email contact@jabkasai.com with the provider's name, the page URL and what should be changed. For any crime or immediate danger in Thailand, contact the Tourist Police on 1155 or the police on 191.

References

  1. Enforcement of the Health Establishment Act B.E. 2559 in Thailand (Journal of Health Science)
  2. US National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health — Are you considering a complementary health approach?

Editorial review, November 2026. This page is educational and does not replace legal or medical advice.

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