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explain to please how much time to lay for a transfer in Bangkok to Samui, there is no visa, there is luggage.
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Both you and the guys from above will answer my experience, on the flight from a separate flight Bangkok Koh Samui. That would be easier to navigate the time and order of actions. We flew Paris - Bangkok Lufganza, but Aeroflot will be about the same. 0. After all, you are a responsible traveler and when you received letters from Bangkok Airways with an offer of an online check-in during the day, did you register, and the boarding or printed or have on your phone? 1. You will be unloaded in the sleeve, at the airport. Not a bus (for three trips to Bangkok, there was always a sleeve). And you're going to have a long, long journey before you get to the airport itself. If you are late, rushing a rabid boar from the plane and ahead of everyone is your chance to significantly reduce the time. 2. Because the first thing you will meet is the Covid control chairs passport control. If you walked in the middle or ends of the crowd, at least 15 minutes you will lose, we went to relax, stood for 20-25 minutes in a long snake in line. 2a If you be late, take fate into your own hands, catch an employee and very politely ask to speed you up to the beginning. You poke tickets in your face (are you a prepared traveler? and you have all the papers on paper?) and say the magic words Short Connection! Short connection! Vi leitin! We lating 2b If you know in advance that you are late and you are a wealthy traveler and want to reduce risks
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It very much depends on which company you fly to BPC and how punctual it is. Or you can lay 2-2.5. But so you can lose a ticket to Koh Samui. And yet, right now, one person here left wonderful clues about this. I'll send you now.
