Is it still possible to get a re-entry permit at BKK airport during late hours?

Jul 11, 2021
3 years ago
Hilary *********
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Hello,

Does anyone know if it's possible to still get a re-entry permit at BKK airport? I know this was possible pre-covid and curious if anyone knows it's still possible, and if so, if they are open 24 hours or not (my flight is at 11:55pm). Thank you!
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Yes, travelers can obtain a re-entry permit at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) even during late hours. Several recent users confirmed that the re-entry permit counter is operational 24/7 and located at "Departures 2" behind security but before the immigration desk. The fee for a single re-entry permit is around 1,200 Baht if the paperwork is filled out for you. It's advised to contact airport immigration services upon arrival if the counter is unmanned, and to allow sufficient time before your flight.
Noga **********
Hey dear, I just did this at the BKK airport a few weeks ago, end of June. No problems whatsoever. I think I did it around 10PM ish (my flight was at 2 AM).
Martin ********
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Martin ********
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but as yours flight is quite a late flight. I would make it know soon as possible at the airport you need a reentry permit like others have said. But give yourself plenty of time and preferably have all the paperwork done.. and you save them work and yourself เธฟ200
Hilary *********
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Gregor **********
the counter is open
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and it is at "departures 2" behind the security check but before the immigration desk. In case the counter is not manned, ask the Immigration officer, and they will get somebody to service you. It is 1200 Baht for the single re-entry permit
Liang ******
@Gregor *********
may I ask if any visa type can apply for a re-entry permit?
Gregor **********
@Vikram ***************
not needed for Elite visa and as Benjamin noted, for the STV visa. All other types of visa can get re-entry permits, but is also always is the question with short term visa, if the
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THB is a worth while investment, regarding the amount of days left on the admitted stay
Liang ******
@Gregor *********
cheers Gregor
Benjamin ******
@Vik***
Even if you have a re-entry permit, you will still need to get a CoE. The embassies are not selling the CoE for studying Thai language, for example. It also isn't cost efficient to get a re-entry permit for a visa exempt either.
Benjamin ******
@Vikram ***************
What visa type do you currently have? This can not be acquired for an STV
Natalie *********
Babe keep us updated about this
Benjamin ******
I imagine the re-entry permit counter is still open at BKK. You will need to let the people at the immigration desk know you want to get a re-entry permit. If there is no one at the counter, they can get someone. The cost is 1K THB, or 1,200 THB if they fill out the paperwork.

The counter is open
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Hilary *********
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@Benjamin *****
thanks so much for your answer. Do you have anywhere (phone number perhaps?) you could direct me to so I can confirm this for certain? Thanks again for your help! ๐Ÿ™‚
Benjamin ******
@Hilary ********
I don't know who specifically you would contact, but I would try contacting Samut Prakan immigration, since that's where the airport is located
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Hilary *********
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@Benjamin *****
thank you! ๐Ÿ™‚
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