If a child is in immediate danger, call now:
SafeTip is not an emergency service.
Is this happening now?
Is this happening now?
If a child may be in immediate danger, call Police 191. Do not follow, confront, photograph, or accuse anyone. If it is safe, note the hotel or venue, time, descriptions, vehicles, and direction of travel.
If a child may be in immediate danger, call Police 191. Do not follow, confront, photograph, or accuse anyone. If it is safe, note the hotel or venue, time, descriptions, vehicles, and direction of travel.
YOUR INFORMATION COULD HELP PROTECT A CHILD.
YOUR INFORMATION COULD HELP PROTECT A CHILD.
Think a child may be at risk?
Think a child may be at risk?
If you know something that could help protect a child, don't keep it to yourself. Whether you witnessed suspicious behaviour, believe someone may be sexually exploiting or targeting children, or have information that could help safeguard a child, you can report it confidentially through SafeTip. You do not need proof or certainty before making a report.
If you know something that could help protect a child, don’t keep it to yourself. Whether you witnessed suspicious behaviour, believe someone may be sexually exploiting or targeting children, or have information that could help safeguard a child, you can report it confidentially through SafeTip. You do not need proof or certainty before making a report.
ABOUT SAFETIP
Who are we?
SafeTip Thailand is an independent child protection reporting platform operating in Thailand. We receive confidential reports about suspected child abuse, child predators, exploitation, trafficking, grooming, and other safeguarding concerns. We assess information, conduct lawful safeguarding enquiries, and work with trusted child protection partners and relevant authorities to help protect children. Staff identities are protected for safety. SafeTip is not law enforcement and does not make public accusations.
SafeTip Thailand is an independent child protection reporting platform operating in Thailand. We receive confidential reports about suspected child abuse, child predators, exploitation, trafficking, grooming, and other safeguarding concerns. We assess information, conduct lawful safeguarding enquiries, and work with trusted child protection partners and relevant authorities to help protect children. Staff identities are protected for safety. SafeTip is not law enforcement and does not make public accusations.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU SUBMIT A REPORT?
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU SUBMIT A REPORT?
What happens after you submit a report?
What happens after you submit a report?
We receive your report
We receive your report
Your information is received securely and handled confidentially. You may report without sharing your name.
Your information is received securely and handled confidentially. You may report without sharing your name.
We assess the information
We assess the information
Our safeguarding team reviews what you shared, including risk, location, people involved, and any immediate safety concerns.
Our safeguarding team reviews what you shared, including risk, location, people involved, and any immediate safety concerns.
We investigate further
We investigate further
When appropriate, our team in Thailand may gather additional information, verify key details, and investigate safeguarding concerns.
When appropriate, our team in Thailand may gather additional information, verify key details, and investigate safeguarding concerns.
We coordinate protection
We coordinate protection
When further action is required, SafeTip works with trusted child protection partners and appropriate authorities to help protect children.
When further action is required, SafeTip works with trusted child protection partners and appropriate authorities to help protect children.
WHY REPORTING MATTERS
WHY REPORTING MATTERS
Your report can help protect a child.
Your report can help protect a child.
One report can start with one observation.
One report can start with one observation.
Share what you saw. You do not need to prove what happened.
Share what you saw. You do not need to prove what happened.
Reports are assessed carefully.
Specialists review information in context.
Information is shared responsibly.
Information is shared responsibly.
Relevant details are shared only when appropriate.
Relevant details are shared only when appropriate.
You may report anonymously.
Contact details are optional.
EVERY REPORT IS REVIEWED BY A TEAM BASED IN THAILAND, WORKING ALONGSIDE TRUSTED CHILD PROTECTION PARTNERS.
EVERY REPORT IS REVIEWED BY A TEAM BASED IN THAILAND, WORKING ALONGSIDE TRUSTED CHILD PROTECTION PARTNERS.
RECOGNISING THE WARNING SIGNS
Child exploitation often happens in plain sight. Would you recognise it?
Child exploitation often happens in plain sight. Would you recognise it?
Exploitation, trafficking, abuse, and grooming do not always look obvious. A child may appear calm or know the adult involved. Look for patterns of secrecy, manipulation, fear, and isolation.
Exploitation, trafficking, abuse, and grooming do not always look obvious. A child may appear calm or know the adult involved. Look for patterns of secrecy, manipulation, fear, and isolation.
Perpetrators count on silence, uncertainty, and people assuming that someone else will act.
A single warning sign does not necessarily mean abuse or exploitation is taking place. However, several warning signs together, or one serious concern, may be enough to justify making a report.
A single warning sign does not necessarily mean abuse or exploitation is taking place. However, several warning signs together, or one serious concern, may be enough to justify making a report.
A child appears controlled, coached, or afraid
Concerning adult behaviour around children
Hotels, resorts, apartments, guesthouses, and tourist areas
Online grooming and exploitation
Signs that a child may need help
Possible trafficking or exploitation connected to work
You can also report concerns about an individual
A child appears controlled, coached, or afraid
Concerning adult behaviour around children
Hotels, resorts, apartments, guesthouses, and tourist areas
Online grooming and exploitation
Signs that a child may need help
Possible trafficking or exploitation connected to work
Common reasons people stay silent
Common reasons people stay silent
“I do not have proof.”
“Someone else will report it.”
“What if I am wrong?”
“It seemed too small to matter.”
“The child did not ask for help.”
“Someone else will report it.”
“It seemed too small to matter.”
“The child did not ask for help.”
Who should report?
You do not need to be a professional to make a report. Your role is not to investigate, confront, or intervene. Share what you know safely and responsibly.
Residents
Tourists
Hotel and resort staff
Security staff
Taxi and ride-hailing drivers
Teachers and coaches
Volunteers and neighbours
Parents and business owners
Healthcare and social workers
Faith and community leaders
Expatriates
Anyone who believes a child may be at risk
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Do not investigate or intervene yourself
Do not investigate or intervene yourself
Your safety and the child’s safety come first. Do not confront a suspected offender. Do not follow, threaten, expose, or publicly accuse anyone. Do not attempt to rescue a child yourself. Do not place yourself at risk to obtain photographs or evidence. Do not publish allegations on social media. Do not download or forward suspected illegal child-abuse material. Record only what you can observe safely and lawfully. If a child is in immediate danger, contact police or emergency services immediately.
Your safety and the child’s safety come first. Do not confront a suspected offender. Do not follow, threaten, expose, or publicly accuse anyone. Do not attempt to rescue a child yourself. Do not place yourself at risk to obtain photographs or evidence. Do not publish allegations on social media. Do not download or forward suspected illegal child-abuse material. Record only what you can observe safely and lawfully. If a child is in immediate danger, contact police or emergency services immediately.
WHY SAFETIP EXISTS
Why SafeTip exists
Every day, people witness situations that don't feel right.
A child arrives alone at a hotel room. A neighbour's behaviour raises concern. Someone notices signs of grooming or exploitation online. Others may have information about a person they believe is targeting children, but don't know who to tell.
Too often, that information is never shared. Some people fear reporting directly to the authorities. Others assume someone else will act, or worry they don't have enough proof.
SafeTip Thailand was created to close that gap.
We provide a confidential way for anyone to report information that may help protect a child. Every report is reviewed carefully. When appropriate, information is assessed, lawfully verified where possible, and shared with trusted child protection partners or relevant authorities to help safeguard children.
You do not need proof to make a report.
Sometimes one observation is enough to protect a child.
SAFE TIP — CONFIDENTIAL & SECURE
Submit a tip
Submit a tip
Use this secure form to report suspected child predators, exploitation, abuse, trafficking, or grooming in Thailand. You may remain anonymous.
Use this secure form to report suspected child predators, exploitation, abuse, trafficking, or grooming in Thailand. You may remain anonymous.
Would you report this?
A young person is dropped off near a hotel by one adult and meets another inside.
Someone online says they are travelling to Thailand to meet “very young girls” or “young boys.”
A child becomes visibly frightened whenever one particular adult enters the room.
A hotel employee notices a guest avoiding reception while bringing minors to a room.
An adult repeatedly gives gifts to unrelated children and asks them to keep secrets.
A neighbour regularly sees different children entering the same apartment late at night.
An adult repeatedly seeks private contact with vulnerable children without a clear relationship.
Someone shares a link or account that appears to advertise children.
Report Now
FAQ
FAQ
Can I stay anonymous?
Do I need to give my name?
Can authorities identify me from my report?
Do I need proof before reporting?
What happens after I submit a report?
Can I report suspicious online behaviour?
Can I report suspected exploitation in Pattaya?
What if I’m wrong?
Will the person know I submitted a report?
Can I stay anonymous?
Do I need to give my name?
Can authorities identify me from my report?
Do I need proof before reporting?
What happens after I submit a report?
Can I report suspicious online behaviour?
Can I report suspected exploitation in Pattaya?
What if I’m wrong?
Will the person know I submitted a report?
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Reporting information, privacy, and your responsibilities.
Reporting information, privacy, and your responsibilities.
Please read the information below before submitting a report. It explains how SafeTip handles reports and what you can expect from this platform.
Please read the information below before submitting a report. It explains how SafeTip handles reports and what you can expect from this platform.
Emergency notice
Emergency notice
SafeTip is not an emergency response service. If a child is in immediate danger, a crime is currently taking place, or immediate intervention is required, contact your local police or emergency services without delay. Submitting a report through SafeTip should never replace contacting emergency services when urgent assistance is needed.
SafeTip is not an emergency response service. If a child is in immediate danger, a crime is currently taking place, or immediate intervention is required, contact your local police or emergency services without delay. Submitting a report through SafeTip should never replace contacting emergency services when urgent assistance is needed.
About your report
How reports are handled
Confidentiality
Privacy
Appropriate use
No professional or legal advice
No guarantee of outcome
Communication
Good faith reporting
Limitation of responsibility
Consent
About your report
How reports are handled
Confidentiality
Privacy
Appropriate use
No professional or legal advice
No guarantee of outcome
Communication
Good faith reporting
Limitation of responsibility
Consent
© 2026 SafeTip Thailand. Independent child protection reporting.
© 2026 SafeTip Thailand. Independent child protection reporting.