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Is it better to use Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airport for DTV re-entries?

Jan 21, 2026
3 months ago
Hey all, i been on DTV for nearly 6 months now and i am planning my first border run for the 6 months. Planning to go vietnam and back via don mueang airport.

Some of my friends say that best to use suvarnabhumi airport for dtv re entries because they ask too much questions and wants to check more in don mueang airport. is that true? anyone has been there recently ?
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A user discusses their upcoming border run after being on a DTV visa in Thailand for six months, seeking advice on whether to use Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airport for re-entry. Several commenters share their experiences, noting that many have had smooth entries at Don Mueang without significant questioning by immigration officers. Others mention the confusion around visa expiration and extensions, clarifying the rules surrounding the DTV visa.
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Onyeso ********
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Lee *******
I didn’t think you had to leave the country at 6 months? Simply extend within Thailand? Then the next 180 you have to leave (360 days)?
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Robert *******
Yep, it is really annoying that Immigration Officers ask your passport, your DTV and above all the TDAC.

They should recognize you and just welcome you into Thailand.
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Elías ********
Never been asked a thing neither at BKK nor DMK.
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Tapan ********
People have reported to have had smooth entries at DMK.

There have been no recent cases of any stress related to stamping you in at DMK while entering with DTV.

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