Egate bangkok

[white_prince]

Can we use the egate at suvarnabhumi airport?

 

[Belial]

i used the egate when i depart from thailand in december. thing to take note is some egates are only for thai so must look carefully before you join the queue.

 

[froztheart]

Yes, believe resumed for SG passport since 15 Dec 2023.
Just have to identify which ones are for non-Thai/visitors. But Thailand being Thailand, probably delayed the resumption.

 

[cermin]

Hi anyone try e-gate in Bangkok when arrival? Do they stamp our passport? Worry as I read there is no stamp when departure via egate.

 

[Etacs1979]

Hi anyone try e-gate in Bangkok when arrival? Do they stamp our passport? Worry as I read there is no stamp when departure via egate.

Just departed using egate and has no stamp.

 

[~sabaisabai~]

i used the egate when i depart from thailand in december. thing to take note is some egates are only for thai so must look carefully before you join the queue.

same here, i used egate when i was there in april, exempted from queues
but the recent trip in june, they seem closed the egate

 

[Etacs1979]

same here, i used egate when i was there in april, exempted from queues
but the recent trip in june, they seem closed the egate

I managed to depart on egate in early aug

 

[~sabaisabai~]

I managed to depart on egate in early aug

thanks. Will be there in Oct. Will try to go by egate. very convenient

 

[Etacs1979]

thanks. Will be there in Oct. Will try to go by egate. very convenient

Np, have fun. U can go to their night markets
Cheap n big ones like Owl night market n Save one go market.

 

[~sabaisabai~]

Np, have fun. U can go to night markets

Owl night market n Save one go market.

thank you

 

[acidcrash]

So on arrival and if want to go through the automated lanes do these steps?

 

[ApeTruelove]

So on arrival and if want to go through the automated lanes do these steps?

This is for going thru normal immigration officer counter procedures but nowadays just right 4 fingers ok le no need left and both thumb.

 

[~sabaisabai~]

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So on arrival and if want to go through the automated lanes do these steps?

arrival got automated egate? i did not see leh.. maybe i will lookout in my upcoming trip

 

[ApeTruelove]

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arrival got automated egate? i did not see leh.. maybe i will lookout in my upcoming trip

dmk no have.

 

[~sabaisabai~]

dmk no have.

oh i will be arriving at survanabhumi airport
have? will try it out

 

[ApeTruelove]

oh i will be arriving at survanabhumi airport
have? will try it out

If not wrong, the e gate for survanabhumi airport is at zone c passport control.

 

[~sabaisabai~]

If not wrong, the e gate for survanabhumi airport is at zone c passport control.

wow, you can remember!!
ok will look out zone c, thanks mate

 

[acidcrash]

Just arrived a few hours ago. Did not see any auto gate. Cleared through the counter with immigration officer. Need to scan all the fingers.

 

[~sabaisabai~]

Just arrived a few hours ago. Did not see any auto gate. Cleared through the counter with immigration officer. Need to scan all the fingers.

thanks for the update.
I don't remember there's auto gate on arrival

 

[Etacs1979]

https://thesmartlocal.com/read/e-ga...aporeans can use the e,were to do it manually.

Bangkok is one of the most popular travel destinations for Singaporeans and it’s not hard to understand why – considering the abundance of food, affordable prices shopping, and vibrant nightlife. In fact, we even have a guide on the best things to do in Bangkok.

Singaporeans can use the e-gates in Thailand, but only when arriving or departing through Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. The immigration process takes approximately 45 seconds for the immigration offices to check your passport and let you through immigration if you were to do it manually. Thailand’s e-gates, on the other hand, cut the process down to 20 seconds.

Do you need to apply beforehand?: No

Where to apply: There’s no need to apply for the e-gates beforehand.

Requirements: None.

Do you need a visa?:

No, under the Tourist Visa Exemption Scheme (TVES), Singaporeans are allowed to enter Thailand without a visa and stay in the country for 30 days.