This is NOT an official government website. We are an independent resource providing information and assistance to travelers.
Is it better to get a re-entry visa at Suvarnabhumi Airport or immigration before my flight?
Aug 25, 2024
2 years ago
Thomas *****
ORIGINAL POSTERHi , I need a re entry visa stamp - is it better to do it at the immigration or at the airport ( Suvarnabhumi) before the flight ? I d prefer airport if it is uncomplicated and fast … if , how long before my flight goes should I be at the airport immigration? Thank you
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around obtaining a re-entry visa stamp in Thailand. It is recommended to do this at Suvarnabhumi Airport for convenience and speed, allowing approximately 30 minutes before your flight to complete the process. A single re-entry stamp costs 1200 THB, and you typically only need to present your passport and cash, without the need for photos or additional paperwork.
Pelle Eriksson★★★★★
Absolutely Bangkok's best service I highly...recently on Facebook
Luca G.★★★★★
I used this agency for my DTV Visa...recently on Google
Trusted Thai Visa Agent
OVER 100,000 EXPATS SERVED
#1 VISA AGENT IN THAILAND
Ed *********
Just to make sure I understand correctly: You just need to bring your passport and 1200THB in cash for a single re-entry, nothing else? So far I always thought you need to bring all kinds of copies and a pp photo, that's why I never did it.
Tod *********
@Ed ********
that's it at Suvarnabhumi and Don MueangEd *********
@Tod ********
And also at any other international Thai airport like Chiang Mai?Tod *********
@Ed ********
Chiang Mai yes but I don't think it's at PhuketReply to
Tod *********
Reply
Thomas *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@James *******
great guys 🙏👍 thank you so much 👍Reply to
Thomas *****
Reply
Tod *********
I'd say it'll be faster at Suvarnabhumi, you should allow about 30 minutes total (in case you're not the only one getting a re-entry at that time)
If you pay 1200 baht you get a single re-entry without needing a photo, copies or the form (the 200 is a 'service fee').
They sell the re-entry in Departure #2 so if you are flying out in Departure #3 tell them when you stamp out you want a re-entry and they'll show you the way to walk over to the other area to get the re-entry permit
If you pay 1200 baht you get a single re-entry without needing a photo, copies or the form (the 200 is a 'service fee').
They sell the re-entry in Departure #2 so if you are flying out in Departure #3 tell them when you stamp out you want a re-entry and they'll show you the way to walk over to the other area to get the re-entry permit
Thomas *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
thanks a lot 👍👍👍🙏Dan **********
@Thomas ****
bring the small photos and don’t have to pay the 200 fee.Tod *********
@Dan *********
I believe it is bring the photo, the filled out form AND the appropriate copies and you don't have to pay the fee otherwise you pay the feeDan **********
@Tod ********
last time I did it I had the photos they gave me the form to fill out and it cost 1,000Tod *********
@Dan *********
😛 ok, (y) good to knowThomas *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Dan *********
thank you 🙏 👍Reply to
Thomas *****
Reply
10 comments
2 years ago
13 comments
2 years ago
11 comments
3 years ago
10 comments
3 years ago
5 comments
3 years ago
15 comments
3 years ago
14 comments
3 years ago
4 comments
4 years ago
12 comments
4 years ago
11 comments
4 years ago
22 comments
4 years ago
5 comments
5 years ago
20 comments
5 years ago
10 comments
5 years ago
9 comments
6 years ago
8 comments
7 years ago
12 comments
7 years ago
4 comments
7 years ago
9 comments
8 years ago
3 comments
8 years ago
11 comments
8 years ago
7 comments
9 years ago
18 comments
9 years ago
8 comments
9 years ago
17 comments
9 years ago
7 comments
a month ago
9 comments
a month ago
21 comments
a month ago
16 comments
a month ago
8 comments
a month ago
The ask:thailand community, consisting of multiple Q/A groups with over 100,000 members, powers this platform. It is not an official government resource. Our members actively contribute to this resource, and while we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee its complete reliability. Assistance to travelers is provided as a community service.