Is 2.40 minutes enough time for a re-entry stamp at Bangkok Airport during a layover?

Non-B Visa Re-entry Permit Bangkok Airport Visa Regulations Layover Procedures

April 30, 2019

5 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi. I have non b visa single entry but going to Europe soon and need re-entry. I got lay over in Bangkok 2.40 min. Is it enough time to do the re-entry stamp at the airport?many thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires about the feasibility of obtaining a re-entry stamp during a 2.40-minute layover at Bangkok Airport while holding a single-entry Non-B visa. The responses indicate that while it's theoretically possible, the limited time may pose challenges due to the length of queues at passport control and the location of the re-entry permit counter.

Liam *****

In principle yes. It usually takes about 20 mins to do re-entry at Suvarnabhumi (and often enough just queuing at passport control takes longer than that) Though note the above about the mechanics of your connection

5 years ago

Ellie *******

If your flights are connecting at Bangkok and less then 4 hours you would be an international passenger from departure airport with CIQ sticker. you will clear passport control at the airport of origin, you are theoretically out of Thailand need re-entry permit at this time point - at/before you get out of the country.

If your flights are not connected or departure airport is only domestic, you can check in separately, you take domestic flight to Bangkok and check-in for international flight at Bangkok then you can go to re-entry permit counter at Bangkok airport.

5 years ago

Ellie *******

I guess so. I would take a trip to immigration office than taking a small chance to be able to get re-entry permit at BKK...

5 years ago

Pat *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

So it means i need to do it before in Immigration office. Thank you so much for you info!

5 years ago

Ellie *******

if you have "connected" flight through to Europe, you would clear passport control at Samui Airport.

5 years ago

Pat *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Ellie ******

i fly fron Koh Samui to Bangkok and then to Europe. So is it correct i could do the re- entry easy in that case?

Im so confused🙈

5 years ago

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Pat *****

Tod *********

Maybe, then again maybe not. The re-entry permit counter is behind the security screening in Departure #2.. I don't know if you can access it when laying over for another flight or not..

5 years ago

Tod *********

signage to the re-entry permit counter at Suvarnabhumi

5 years ago

Pat *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Tod ********

thank you!

5 years ago

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Pat *****

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