What documents and tips do I need for a smooth entry into Thailand as a Mexican passport holder?

Visa on Arrival Thailand Entry Requirements Mexican Passport Bangkok Airports DMK vs Suvarnabhumi Proof of Funds Hotel Accommodation Fast Track Immigration Service

Nov 16, 2022

2 years ago

Bee *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

The photos of the stamps I shared earlier was from a new passport I made in Thailand early this year before leaving back to Mexico. 

So if I have the following I should be fine is that right. Specifically for Bangkok and which airport would you suggest that be easier to enter DMK or Suvarnabhumi airport ?

1.) Proof of flight to leave Thailand in 2 weeks upon arrival, as I see that Mexican passport holders are allowed to stay only up to 15 days max for visa on arrival. 

2.) Proof of funds in cash 10k Baht minimum

3.) Proof of hotel accommodation

Lasty, would it help if I use the airport vip service person to pick me up at the arrival gate of my flight and help bring me pass immigration ?

Thanks again in advance with answering all my questions. Much appreciated.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires about requirements for entering Thailand on a Mexican passport, specifically concerning the 15-day visa on arrival. They list necessary documents including proof of onward flight, funds, and hotel accommodation, and ask whether using a VIP service at the airport would facilitate their entry. Responses emphasize the subjectivity of entry approval and suggest using a specialized fast-track immigration service for smoother processing.

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Alistair **********

Do you have covid extensions?

Brandon ************

yes

Billie-Joe ********

I also had 9 months in Thailand and was pulled aside after returning from 16 days in Bali (was expected). I was questioned but they let me in after showing my departure flight to home, I also had all the 3 proofs.

2 years ago

Alistair **********

@Brandon ***********

found the old post, 9months is quite a while. With covid extensions you will most likely get questioned. But you have been out of the country for a long time, with a return ticket and meeting other requirements you should probably be okay. But expect to be questioned.

2 years ago

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Alistair **********

Brandon ************

It's impossible to say for sure if you'll be okay. It's up to the individual officer you are speaking to who will decide.

Fast track may help, but not the regular fast track. You would want a smooth entry fast track where they help smooth out any potential issues ahead of time.

The owner of this page offers a service like this at the Bangkok airports. You can contact them for more information.

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2 years ago

Bee *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Brandon ***********

Thank you for your prompt reply

2 years ago

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Bee *****

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