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Can you obtain a re-entry permit at Suvarnabhumi Airport days before your flight?
Mar 8, 2018
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Chris ****************
ORIGINAL POSTERmorning.... can you get a re-entry permit at Suvarnabhumi days before your flight? thanks
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You cannot obtain a re-entry permit at Suvarnabhumi Airport days before your flight. It is only possible to get one on the same day you are flying out for an international flight. Alternatively, you can acquire a re-entry permit from an Immigration Office, which remains valid until your admitted stay date.
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Tod *********
Okay the answer is NO you cannot get a re-entry permit at the airports anymore unless you are flying out that day.
A few years ago before they moved the re-entry counter after security you could show up at the airport and buy one any time. Now you can only get it when you're flying out for an international flight.
A few years ago before they moved the re-entry counter after security you could show up at the airport and buy one any time. Now you can only get it when you're flying out for an international flight.
Randolph ****
this is right, i took a multiple reentry january this year, only after security. i have to ask the airline for a VIP pass as I was also on standby but should be around 45 mins before boarding. took 20 mins plus 10 mins or so at immigration. just in time when i reached the boarding gate.
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Robert *******
You can get one at Immigration Office, it stays valid till your admitted to stay date.
Ellie *******
Free shuttle buses is operated between BTS Victory Monument and CW.. In case you are around BTS lines..
Chris ****************
ORIGINAL POSTERi'll check it out... if not yeah then CW is where I'd have to go. Thanks Rob!
Robert *******
I just mention it as alternative, you write you only have a short time because you're on a stand by ticket. At the airport you also pay 200 Thb service fee for the permit, the 400 Thb extra for a relax mode seems not to much I think.
Chris ****************
ORIGINAL POSTERthat's the thing dude... CW is sooo far from where I am. roundtrip would cost me close to 600THB =(
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Paul *********
IMHO - get at the airport - it only takes 20-30 minutes max, often much less.
Paul *********
If as you say you're on standby and will be running to the gate, its probably advisable to go to CW immigration (or your local immi office) before your departure date.
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Ben **********
nope, only if you would get behind security days before your flight
Chris ****************
ORIGINAL POSTERgracias!
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โจแอนนา **********
Mkakuha k ng re entry doon kpg mismo nkacheck in kana
Tod *********
That is incorrect information, :/
Chris ****************
ORIGINAL POSTERgracias!
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