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Is there a duty-free shop after passport control at Suvarnabhumi Airport baggage reclaim?

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Jun 20, 2023
a year ago
Brian *********
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Hi recent travellers.

Do they still have a duty free after passport control in baggage reclaim. Suvarnabhumi arrivals.

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At Suvarnabhumi Airport, there are indeed duty-free shops located after passport control in the baggage claim area, although they are smaller than those found before immigration. These shops primarily sell alcohol, beauty products, and cigarettes. There are also retail options on either side of the immigration entrance.
Carlo ******************
Sorry...too late!😂🤣
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Phil ********
Yes
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Bruce ***********
Seems our friend David has left the scene. Attacks people then can't take the flak that is thrown back at him. Weak as piss.
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Jeffrey *********
There are half a dozen duty free shops in the baggage claim area, though they're smaller than the ones before immigration, and MUCH smaller than the ones in the departure area - they basically just sell alcohol and some beauty products.
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Mark ******
@Jeffrey ********
 ...and cigarettes
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@Mark *****
 I guess as a non-smoker I never noticed those!
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Michael ********
Yes still have duty free after immigration
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Ken *************
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 yes I noticed that as well. Surprised me and I didn't test it, but the duty-free sign was there
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@Ken ************
 Same price as inside just less choice
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Eric *******
There is a King power shop around carousel 13. Not sure if the prices are duty free. If not there are shops either side of the immigration entrance, alcohol/cigarettes and perfume.
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JC ***************************
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 yes that is the second duty free facility at duty free prices the only difference is that it is smaller and do not carry the full range
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Brandon ************
Duty free is before passport control. You can't duty free once you've already entered the country. The only thing after passport control is baggage claim and customs.
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Brian *********
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Definitely a duty free in baggage reclaim. Used it 3 hours ago
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Phil ********
@Brandon ***********
 Wrong. There is a duty free shop in the middle of the baggage carousels. Used it many a time when I was too drunk to remember to grab some bottle in Dubai.
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@Brandon ***********
 no, duty free is available both before Immigration AND right by the carrousels AFTER immigration and BEFORE Customs check
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