HomeVivobene Thailand (Vivo Bene Village), Doi Saket, Chiang Mai · Vivo Bene (Thailand) Co., Ltd.; Swiss parent Vivo Bene (Schweiz) AG
Care types the site listsassisted living, nursing, dementia, respite, rehabilitation
Languages the site says staff speakGerman, English, French, Thai
Licence number on its sitenone printed
Fees stated as ofJuly 2026
Sourcevivobene.asia, each fee linked to its page, checked 2 November 2026
Exchange rate used44.9 THB per GBP, Latest daily mid-market snapshot · 10 November 2026

These are the fees Vivobene Thailand (Vivo Bene Village) shows on its own website, recorded as published with what the home says each includes. "Care included" means the home's text says the price covers nursing or carer presence; a room-only fee is rent and board with care charged on top. Pounds are at the mid-market rate on the day this page was built. Nothing here assesses the home's quality or suitability.

Fees that include care

Fee as the home lists itAmountPerIn poundsRoomCare includedIncludesExcludesConditionSource
Monthly fee including 24-hour care: Monthly care-inclusive stay, single room, USD 3,300 to 5,200 by room and care levelUSD 3,300monthsingleyesaccommodation (single room), meals, professional nursing/care services, therapy and massage as stated in the home's cost comparison; utilities included per the package pageno night surcharge stated; the page does not itemise exclusions. Two packages exist (Primary Care for assisted-living support, Advanced Care for 24/7 nursing); the page does not say which package each end of the range refers topage

What the home's pages say

The USD 3,300 to 5,200 monthly range appears in the home's own cost-comparison table (column for Thailand) and is described there as accommodation, meals and care in a single room; the amount recorded is the lower end of that range. The home states that pricing varies by accommodation (Villa or Pavilion rooms) and level of care, and that data is as of July 2026. Package page: Primary Care (assisted-living support) and Advanced Care (24/7 nursing). Short trial stays are available but no trial price is published. The site displays a Thailand Tourism Standard long-stay accommodation certificate (TTS. 206-003-660001-2, valid until 10 July 2026); this is a tourism accommodation standard and not a care-home licence, so no licence number is recorded. Address: 93 Moo 9, Luang Nuea, Doi Saket, Chiang Mai 50220.

What a published fee does not tell you

A monthly figure says nothing about staffing ratios, medical cover, what happens when needs increase, notice periods or how deposits are returned. Ask the home for its current licence, its latest inspection outcome, a written list of what the fee excludes, and the price of the next level of care. Paying from a UK pension or account is covered in the visa money tests and the health insurance comparison.

This page is kept out of search indexes because the home does not print a licence number on its website. It is listed so that readers can see what the home itself publishes.

Other homes in Chiang Mai with published fees

HomeCare-inclusive monthlyRoom-only monthlyLicence on siteChecked
Baan Lalisa Nursing Home, Pa Daet (Chiang Mai head office)20,000 THB—no2026-11-02
Ban Sabai Village Senior Residence—57,000 THBno2026-11-02
VivoCare——no2026-11-02

What did you actually pay at Vivobene Thailand (Vivo Bene Village)?

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How The Baht records care home fees

Every fee comes from the care home's own website, recorded with its page URL, what it includes and the date it was checked; placement agencies, directories and blogs are never used. A home is marked licensed only when a licence number is printed on its own site. Only care-inclusive monthly fees in baht are compared across homes. The Baht has not visited or assessed any home and gives no advice on suitability. Corrections: editorial@thebaht.com.