What should I know about doing a border run to Cambodia for a Non-Immigrant O visa?

~25mil visitors a year = ~18billion baht. Nice business...they couldnt scrap that 😮

Omg. Let it go!!

AOT page, big file!

Worked a minute ago, now it errors 🤔 Anyway, here's one from KLM from the time the change was introduced:

A lot of airlines lump all of these things together under a generic "Fees" entry (my next booking does for example). Some as shown above do a more precise breakdown.

@Steve ******

It's on the website of AOT (Airports Of Thailand) in case you want a more reliable source:

"Passenger service charges shall be collected from the departing passengers two years of age and over."



See "Passenger Service Charges" at the bottom. Generally airlines list it separately as part of the fees (either airport fees, or passenger service charge as in the screenshot above).

Correct, ANA charges 705 baht (exchangerate difference)

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So you go for the even less plausible option; its now free....🤔🙄

Airlines pay tax to the gov already. This is an additional tax. Whats so inconceivable?

Do your own google research if this concerns you so much. Im out.

I need to write it a third time?!

Come to think of it, I did pay the 500 baht a few times at check-in counter....

Yep, that is what several airlines told me as well, now in ticketfare. Maybe its in the landingrights or something.

the departure fee at bkk is now included in your ticket price. Phnom Penh airport also

@Steve ******

its still paid, but hidden in your flight ticket now

I've done 4 trips to Cambodia to get the extra 90 days, I enter at the one you did, and exit a Chong Chom the next day, and I've never had to pay anything to leave. On all my trips I've ridden my bicycle which seems to give me a special status with Immigration Officers.

So they only charge that when you just turn right around, I understand now. Thanks.