Can I get a Visa on Arrival in Bangkok during a 90-minute layover for my flight to Phuket?

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Apr 2, 2019

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Hi. I am traveling from Kolkata to Phuket on 16th April. My layover time at BKK airport is 90 minutes. Is it possible to get Visa on arrival and board the flight within this time. Is it compulsory to get VOA in BKK, or I can get it in Phuket itself??? Please help.

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The traveler is inquiring about the feasibility of obtaining a Visa on Arrival (VOA) during a 90-minute layover at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport while en route to Phuket. They seek clarification on whether the VOA must be acquired in Bangkok or if it can be obtained directly in Phuket.

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