<p>Hb Queens Park [QP; α32(B13)Met→Lys,(HBA1:c.98T &gt; A)] is a rare α-globin variant. Its genotype-phenotype relationship with α-thalassemia has not been described in Northern Thailand. Hemoglobin analysis was performed using capillary electrophoresis (CE) and high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). The α⁰-thalassemia (--^SEA, --^Thai, and --^{Chiang Rai}) was diagnosed by real-time PCR with high-resolution melting analysis, whereas the α⁺-thalassemia (-α^3.7 and -α^4.2) was identified by conventional gap-PCR. Next-generation sequencing (NGS) was used to identify the mutations in the <i>HBA1</i>, <i>HBA2</i>, and <i>HBB</i> genes. Three individuals with Hb QP were studied. A heterozygosity for Hb QP alone displayed normal red cell indices, revealing minor hematological effects. The individual with compound heterozygosity for Hb QP and α⁺-thalassemia -α^3.7 deletion who coinherited with HbE trait showed mild anemia alongside persistent microcytosis and HbA₂/E levels lower than 25%. A subject with compound heterozygosity for Hb QP and α⁰-thalassemia --^SEA deletion displayed significant microcytosis and moderate anemia, demonstrating a more severe phenotype. Hb QP alone typically shows mild or no symptoms but exhibits increased hematological severity when combined with α-thalassemia. This information might be useful for thalassemia screening, genetic counseling, control, prevention, and treatment.</p>