Connecting separate Airlines in Thailand
Do I need a transit visa in Don Mueang Airport (DMK) of Thailand during traveling to Tokyo from Dhaka, Bangladesh?
Because, I am going to travel by two separate Airlines; Dhaka-Bangkok by Thai Lion Airways and Bangkok-Tokyo by Air Asia.
I will return in the same way.
There is 6:30 hours of layover on the way of Tokyo and 3:30 hour of layover on the way of Dhaka. I have no check in luggage.
If no visa requires, then: How I can manage Boarding pass of Air Asia in Bangkok without crossing immigration?
I am from Bangladesh.
Best Answer
It is very likely that you will need a transit visa. According to https://www.don-mueang-airport.com/terminal-2.php Air Asia flies from Terminal 1 and Thai Lion flies from Terminal 2. I don't think there is an airside connection between the terminals.
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