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What does Immigration do at Suvarnabhumi Airport for arriving passengers?
Oct 7, 2017
9 years ago
Robert *******
ORIGINAL POSTERsome information what Immigration on the airport is doing.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation highlights various experiences and opinions regarding the Immigration process at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Key points include observations of passengers pretending to be transfer passengers to enter Thailand and comments on the effectiveness of pre-departure verification at other airports. There are also critiques regarding the clarity and quality of the article discussing these topics.
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"When they arrive at Suvarnabhumi airport, they say they’re transfer passengers en route to another country, but, in fact, they want to enter Thailand. They wander around the airport for a week or two."
Thomas **********
"You’re first verified when you check in at the airport of your departure"
Is wrong I had a got a visa + into a plane with a passport that was marked in interpol as lost/stolen. Long story how this happened.
Is wrong I had a got a visa + into a plane with a passport that was marked in interpol as lost/stolen. Long story how this happened.
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2015Reiner *********
And log time ago !
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yes and very trueNigel *********
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that's interesting.Thomas **********
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Couldn't find my passport for a trip to Poland, so my mom told me to call the police to report it (I was around 13-15 at that time), when I came back I found the passport under the copy machine, and forgot about it (I was super young). 4 years later I got a chinese visa in the same passport and traveled out of my country but they detained me in China. 😅Nigel *********
I've got all day, continue....
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What a poorly written article :-(
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