Bangkok Travel Guide - Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)

• Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months from your date of entry and has at least one blank page.
• Philippine passport holders can enter Thailand without a visa for stays no longer than 60 days.
• For non-Philippine passport holders, please check here if you'll need a visa: Cebu Pacific TravelDoc

Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)

Vapes and e-cigarettes are strictly prohibited in Thailand.

Please ensure that you do not carry them when traveling to avoid fines imposed by governing authorities.

Customs:

• Use the green lane if you have nothing to declare, or the red lane if you have items to declare.
• For more information about Thailand's customs procedure for arriving passengers, visit Thai Customs.

Philippine e-Travel Form: 

• Anyone entering the Philippines, including guests on layover flights, must register for the eTravel and Customs Declaration within 72 hours before their flight.
• eTravel declaration is free of charge and is mandatory for travel to the Philippines.

Check-In: 

• Arrive at the airport at least three (3) hours before your flight.
  • Our airport counters close one (1) hour before departure.
• Check the display screens to find information about the counters for your flight.
• Prepare your valid passport, booking confirmation or Itinerary Receipt, and visa (if applicable) for checking at the counters.
• Make your airport experience smoother and quicker by using Cebu Pacific’s self-service kiosks for check-in and bag tag printing. Simply prepare your booking reference number or barcode to retrieve your booking.
• If you checked in online, a digital boarding pass is accepted when departing from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi).
• Make sure to keep in mind your booking's baggage allowance.
  • Learn more here: CEB Baggage Guidelines and Upgrade Options
    
    

❗️ Starting October 16, 2026, checked baggage at airports in Thailand may undergo security inspection

• Authorized security personnel may open your baggage without you present if there is reasonable suspicion that your baggage contains restricted items.

• Restricted items will then be removed and will not be returned to the baggage owner. 

• Before your flight:

  • It is your responsibility to make sure to remove prohibited items from your checked baggage. Learn more here: What items are restricted or prohibited?

  • Keep valuables and important documents in your hand carry.

Customs & Boarding:

• Check your printed boarding pass and the nearest display screen to find the boarding gate number.

Passenger Rights: 

• You have certain rights as an air passenger in case of flight disruptions.
• For more information, please visit the following articles:
  • How to Manage Your Disrupted Flight
  • Delays and Cancelations at the Airport
  • Passenger Rights & Airline Policies
     

Communications: 

• At Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) International Airport, communication with passengers is primarily done through flight information display screens (FIDS) and printed or digital signages.
• We also encourage passengers to monitor their email for important updates from Cebu Pacific.

Exiting the airport: 

• If your flight is disrupted after immigration and customs clearance, you may be allowed to exit Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) International Airport. In such cases, you will need to surrender your passport to immigration officers. Duty-free items can be brought out of the airport as well.