Our departure date is early January 2025. A couple of questions. I am Canadian and my wife is Indonesian. I believe we are both Visa exempt for Thailand. Is this correct? Do they still give immigration and customs documents on the plane prior to landing at Suvarnabhumi? The reason I ask is because Laos has visa on arrival for me, she is exempt. And for Cambodia I have to do e-visa in advance and arrival card 7 days prior to arrival. These are our next destination after 10 days in Thailand. Just making sure I can arrive in Bangkok and just do it the old fashioned way, filling out documents on the plane. No e-visa required in advance? Also, we have to re-enter Thailand a second time for four days. No problem with one re-entry?

Can I get a re-entry stamp for my O retirement visa at Suvarnabhumi airport at the time of departure?

I plan to be away for 6 months, but will return when the visa is still valid.

Hello Everyone

I wanted to ask if there are multiple official providers of Fast Track Meet & Greet services at Suvarnabhumi, that will escort you right from when you exit the aircraft, till you get you into your vehicle/taxi?

“Coral” has temporarily suspended their services at Bangkok; thus I was wondering if there are any other authorised agencies at Suvarnabhumi who I can engage.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge on the matter.

Is there still a free shuttle bus from Suvarnabhumi to Don Mauang airport.

Between gate 3-4 if I remember.

I just renewed my passport at the Australian Embassy in Bangkok. I have a Retirement Visa and multi entry stamp in the old passport, which I still have on hand. I plan to present both old and new passport to the immigration officer to get stamped out of the country. Question is whether the existing, valid Retirement Visa and multiple entry stamp will be transferred to the new passport on the day of departure by Immigration? I have a sinking feeling in my stomach that I will need to visit Chaengwattana to sort it out, prior to flying. Incidentally, I will exit via Suvarnabhumi before having to renew my current 90 Day Report, so that doesn't present any issues. Much appreciated to those who can offer their solid experience here. Cheers

Question regarding obtaining a re-entry permit at Suvarnabhumi.

I’m flying out of Suvarnabhumi tonight due to an emergency in my home country. I usually get my re-entry permit at my local Immigration office before I leave, unfortunately there is no time for this.

My flight is at 11 pm at night and I will only be able to pass through security and go to the gate fairly last minute as I am on waiting list..

Is the re-entry permit counter open 24 hours? Since I don’t have tons of spare time between passing through Security and boarding my flight. Could I have any issues with the counter not being manned or this process taken a long time?

I’ve been hearing conflicting information from friends who have been through the airport recently.

Thank you very much for your help.

Hi , I need a re entry visa stamp - is it better to do it at the immigration or at the airport ( Suvarnabhumi) before the flight ? I d prefer airport if it is uncomplicated and fast … if , how long before my flight goes should I be at the airport immigration? Thank you

Suvarnabhumi Airport to the city by Grab

Is there a designated pick-up spot for Grab taxis at the arrival terminal? Regular taxis often charge extra for luggage and don't provide receipts.

If long term resident with support Thai wife visa and a reentry permit can I use the Thai or vip line when exiting swampy at immigration?

Hi,

I need information regarding applying for re-entry permit at the Suvarnabhumi airport. I am a student in Thailand who wants to go back home to Myanmar at July 1st (Monday) but couldn't apply for re-entry in advance before hitting the weekends. My flight boards around 10AM and yes I have an extended student visa.

What are the steps I need to take, what do I need and are there any concerns or precautions I could take applying re-entry right at the airport.

Thanks in advance.