ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS;
There's a reason we don't do posts like "what airport is easy entry", "what consulate is easy for xxx visa" "what land border is soft touch", or "will I get in". .. ... :(
That's because those posts are about as worthless as tits on a tomcat as far as really helping anyone..
Unless someone has the same nationality, same entry/stay history, AND gets the same immigration officer when you stamp in it's anyone's guess how it will go for YOU when you stamp in (that goes for airports and land entry)
AND
It's the same thing at consulates getting visas. They look at entry/stay history, nationality, the way you meet the requirements, etc.
With that being said as far as AIR ENTRY, if you have an extensive entry/stay history AVOID Suvarnabhumi / Don Mueang <- especially if you've been living here on back to back free 30 day stamps/extensions and or have a b/s ED visa or equally b/s Volunteer visa in your passport (even if it's cancelled and you're not entering on it).
Those two airports deny HUNDREDS of people a week and ship them back to where they just flew in from and/or back to the country of passport origin (if they think it's time for you to go home :O )
It is not that we don't want to be helpful, it's that we want to give you accurate info and those "How is xxx" questions can't be answered accurately AT ALL.
TLDR : Answer Summary
This post expresses frustration with common questions regarding entry experiences into Thailand, particularly about specific airports and consulates. The author emphasizes that responses to inquiries like 'which airport is easiest for entry' are often inaccurate due to individual circumstances such as nationality and prior immigration history. Specific airports, namely Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang, are noted for frequently denying entry to individuals with certain travel histories. The author and other community members encourage seeking accurate information rather than anecdotal experiences.
