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Military coup Thailand: information for tourists

By Editorial
Posted in coup in thailand, News from Thailand
Tags: ,
May 24, 2014

In this article you can read up-to-date and useful information for tourists in Thailand.

In connection with the situation in Thailand, where the military has taken over power, a national curfew has been imposed.

The curfew is in effect between 22.00pm – 05.00am Thai time. The curfew will remain in place until further notice.

Throughout Thailand, businesses, public services and transport are functioning as normal, but working hours and opening hours have been adjusted due to the curfew.

The curfew does not apply to tourists traveling to and from the airports. There are, however, a number of conditions:

  • Solo travelers are advised to carry passports and other travel documents with them at all times, in case they are checked by the authorities.
  • Group travelers can also travel by bus during curfew.
  • Taxi services at Suvarnabhumi Airport are available 24 hours. These taxis have special stickers on the windscreen. This also allows them to drive during curfew.
  • For assistance and information, tourists can contact Survarnabhumi Airport Call Center Tel: 1722 is ready for assistance if tourists need more information.

Visas for tourists and expats are normally issued. The military has asked all officials at ministries and government agencies to continue with their normal duties.

For questions and information you can contact the following authorities:

  • TAT Call Center: 1672
  • Tourist Police Call Centre: 1155
  • Traffic Police Call Center: 1197
  • BMTA (city buses and public transport) Call Center: 1348
  • BTS Skytrain Hotline: +66 (0) 2617 6000
  • MRT Metro Customer Relations Center: +66 (0) 2624 5200
  • SRT (Train Connection) Call Center: 1690
  • Transport Co Ltd (inter-provincial bus service) Call Centre: 1490
  • AOT (Suvarnabhumi Airport) Call Centre: 1722
  • Suvarnabhumi Airport Operation Center (temporary): +66 (0) 2132 9950 or 2
  • Don Mueang Airport Call Centre: +66 (0) 2535 3861, (0) 2535 3863
  • Thai Airways International Call Centre: +66 (0) 2356 1111
  • Bangkok Airways Call Centre: 1771
  • Nok Air Call Center: 1318
  • Thai AirAsia Call Centre: +66 (0) 2515 9999
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