I'm a us citizen flying into chiang mai. I'm staying 6 days and exiting the country into laos in chiang khong. A week later I'll be flying back to chiang mai from Cambodia with several hours until my flight back to the united states. I'll have to go thru customs/immigration to get my checked bag and then check it back in with the airline I'm flying home with.

So here's my question, will I have to pay the visa fee again since I have to go thru immigration or will they honor my previous stamp in my passport from the week before?

Also how much is the initial fee?

Thank you for your help!

My mom, which isn’t the youngest anymore, will visit me in bkk and i want to wait for her in suvarnabhumi. I guess i can’t wait in the baggage claim area. Is Fl. 1 the right place? I’ll arrive with ARL but pretty take a taxi with her. She probably packed too much

Hi I will have a 10 hour layover in Bangkok, is it possible to leave the airport and go to the city for awhile then back again? Like a normal tourist but for a short while. I ask because I saw on quantas website that transiting between international flights, it is not allowed.

I'm a U.S. citizen and will be traveling through Asia in June, and obtaining my visa in HCMC, Vietnam, at the end of June. I will tour Cambodia after that, then flying into Thailand. I already have a place to stay on July 5th and onwards, but it is very likely I will get to Thailand before July 5th, I'm just not sure of what date yet, however long it takes me to get through Cambodia. Do I need proof of where I will be staying on those dates before the 5th? Would I need this proof to obtain visa, or as I walk through customs at airport in Thailand? If this is the case, I will just pick a hostel at random and make a reservation. Correct? Thank you.

Well tonight I completed a new tourist visa application for 60 days with 2 entries. Now I have to decide whether to spend $40 to file it here.

Then I went back and looked again at my BKK arrival time of 22:55. That is when the plane is supposed to land but then it needs to taxi to a gate, i am disabled so they make me wait until everyone is off the plane, that takes 30 minutes or more, then they help me to the door, and I get into their wheelchair and they must take me a different route because they must use the handicap elevator then I guess they push me to Customs and Immigration before baggage claim (that part I forget, only have done it once before). I always must stop at a handicap rest room when getting off the plane.

I am thinking I might get to customs 5 minutes before the date change. Who knows, my plane could be early.

What are your thoughts?