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I am set to leave Thailand on the last day of my visa.  I will clear immigration before the 12 am deadline of my visa date.  However, I have a layover in Bangkok to my next destination.  I am getting checked out before my visa expires in my departing city, but i will be in Bangkok (cleared immigration, however) with my visa past.  Basically, is it a problem to clear immigration before 12 am but be in Bangkok for a layover?  

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15 minutes ago, DanceAllNight said:

the flight is connected.... i am leaving from international, so will go through immigration before 12 am... my flight is around 10 pm and then layover in bangkok for a few hours.  But i will go through immigration before Bangkok.

Then no problem as you will not have to go near Imm' in BKK airport.

Apart from the boring hours in the airport. ??

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2 minutes ago, lkv said:

Isn't Immigration nowadays cleared in Bangkok only on both incoming or outgoing flights, for connecting flights from/to domestic destinations?

Some carriers have international flights that are set up that you clear immigration at a airport within the country and connect to another flight in Bangkok. Been that way for a few years now.

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2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Some carriers have international flights that are set up that you clear immigration at a airport within the country and connect to another flight in Bangkok. Been that way for a few years now.

If you fly direct to an International destination I get it, but generally, since Immigration is in International Departures and he is taking a domestic flight first, I would have thought that Immigration is cleared in Bangkok in transit. 

 

Are you saying it depends on the carrier and their arrangement with Immigration?

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9 minutes ago, lkv said:

Are you saying it depends on the carrier and their arrangement with Immigration?

That is more or less how it is.

There is a exit from domestic arrivals at BKK for the purpose. You show your boarding pass to enter the international departure area.

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