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134 transport

Where to find them, by line

Bigger station, more transport. Tap a stop for that neighbourhood.

BTS Sukhumvit Line

29 transport

  1. N5Ari—
  2. N3Victory Monu­ment1 transport
  3. N2Phaya Thai1 transport
  4. CENSiam—
  5. E1Ratcha­prasong2 transport
  6. E2Phloen Chit—
  7. E3Nana6 transport
  8. E4Asok2 transport
  9. E5Phrom Phong3 transport
  10. E6Thonglor3 transport
  11. E7Ekkamai6 transport
  12. E8Phra Kha­nong—
  13. E9On Nut3 transport
  14. E13Bang Na2 transport

BTS Silom Line

20 transport

  1. S2Silom & Sathorn13 transport
  2. S6Riverside7 transport

MRT Blue Line

35 transport

  1. China­town8 transport
  2. Bang Rak7 transport
  3. Sukhumvit14 transport
  4. Ratchada6 transport

Airport Rail Link

4 transport

  1. Ratchaprarop—
  2. Ramkham­haeng4 transport

Chao Phraya Express Boat

17 transport

  1. Khao San17 transport

Off the rail map

Other Bangkok28

Before you go

Transport in Bangkok: what to know

Transport in Bangkok means a mix of the BTS, MRT and Airport Rail Link with taxis, ride-hailing apps, river boats and private drivers. This category lists transport businesses: airport transfer companies, private drivers, car and van rental and moving firms.

From Suvarnabhumi Airport, the Airport Rail Link costs 15–45 THB. Public taxis charge the meter plus a 50 THB airport surcharge and any tolls. Our airport transfer guide compares every option. A pre-booked transfer suits families, groups and business arrivals.

Most listings sit in Other Bangkok, which covers the airport side and the suburbs. In the centre, Khao San, Sukhumvit and Silom & Sathorn hold the most. Smaller groups sit in Chinatown, Riverside and Bang Rak.

Before you book:

  • Confirm the total price, including tolls, waiting time and airport fees.
  • Ask how long the driver will wait if your flight lands late.
  • Match the vehicle size to your luggage and group.
  • Request child seats ahead of time, and confirm them in writing.
  • For car rental, check the insurance excess and ask whether you need an international driving permit.

A hotel stay near the Airport Rail Link can cut the cost of the first and last trip. The hotels category lists places by area, and the Phaya Thai page for hotels shows the interchange with the rail link. Agree the pick-up point in writing, since airport halls are large and meeting points can be confusing.

Run a driver, rental or removal company? List it free or see listing plans. Press Claim Listing to update an existing page.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get from Suvarnabhumi Airport to central Bangkok?

Take the Airport Rail Link (15–45 THB, about 27 minutes to Phaya Thai), a public taxi from Level 1, a Grab from Level 1 Gate 4, or a private transfer. Our airport guide compares each option in detail.

Is a private airport transfer worth it?

For families, groups and late arrivals with luggage, often yes. The driver meets you and the price is fixed in advance. For one traveller with light luggage, the Airport Rail Link is cheaper.

How much extra do airport taxis charge?

A public taxi runs on the meter plus a 50 THB airport surcharge, and you pay tolls on top. Ask the driver to use the meter and keep small notes for the toll booths.

What should I check when I rent a car or van?

Check the insurance excess, the fuel rule and the return time. Ask whether you need an international driving permit. Read the damage report together with the staff at pick-up. Take photos of the vehicle at pick-up and at return, so that any later claim has proof. Take photos of the vehicle at pick-up and at return, so that any later claim has proof.

Can a transport firm move my belongings?

Some listed firms handle moving and van hire. Ask for a written quote that states the date, the vehicle size, the number of staff and the total price, and ask who covers any damage during the move.