Thailand’s Immigration Bureau has issued a warning regarding false claims of a paid Fast Track immigration service at Suvarnabhumi Airport. A video posted on May 17 cautions travellers about alleged services offered through Trip.com, which a Chinese-Taiwanese tourist claimed could expedite immigration clearance for 650 yuan.
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The bureau confirmed that such a service is not officially available, advising residents and tourists to be wary of offers promising quick passage through airport checkpoints. Officials emphasized that using unauthorized services could result in fraud, financial loss, or misuse of personal data.
Travellers are urged to verify information about immigration procedures through official channels to avoid being misled. The issue has raised concerns among foreign tourists, highlighting potential misunderstandings about Thailand’s immigration practices.
Adapted by ASEAN Now · The Thaiger · 19 May 2026
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