Cheap flights from Tokyo Narita to Bangkok

Airlines that Fly from Tokyo Narita to Bangkok

Canadians can fly directly to Bangkok from Tokyo's Narita airport through Thai Airways, All Nippon Airways, Thai AirAsia, Japan Airlines, Bangkok Airways, or Scoot. This is a very busy route with plenty of options to fit your budget and schedule. Try using Skyscanner's flight search tool above to find the cheapest flights to Bangkok from Tokyo, or set up a price alert to make sure you never miss a great deal! 

Departing from Tokyo Narita Airport

Tokyo's Narita Airport (NRT) is located 60km from Tokyo's city center, making it inefficient and expensive to drive or take a taxi there. Luckily, there are plenty of public transit options to get you there quickly (costs converted to $CAD):

• JR Narita Express: Departs every 30-60 minutes from Tokyo Station (60 minutes, $34 one way, $45 round trip if you are returning within 2 weeks)
• JR Sobu Line: Departs every 60 minutes from Tokyo Station (90 minutes, $15)
• Access Narita Bus: Departs every 20 minutes, and operates between Narita Airport, Tokyo Station, and Ginza Station (90 minutes, $11.25 during the day or $22.50 for late-night departures, can be booked in advance)

Japan is well-known for their excellent customer service, and Tokyo Narita Airport is no exception! You'll want to arrive early for your flight to enjoy some of their great amenities. Take a shower, get a massage, visit a salon, rest in a nap room, or just explore the wide variety of shops and restaurants available - you won't regret it! There is also free wi-fi available with plenty of charging stations in each terminal.

Arriving in Bangkok

After arriving in either Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) or Don Mueang Airport (DMK) in Bangkok, follow the signs to collect your baggage and move through Thai customs. Make sure you've filled out your declaration card correctly!

After such a long flight, you'll want to make your way to your hotel quickly. If it's your first time in Thailand, we suggest taking a taxi directly from the airport. You'll find them lined up just outside the arrivals area. Despite Thailand's active tourism industry, many taxi drivers speak very little English. Have the location of your hotel or guesthouse ready, written in both Thai and English if possible. You can also make a pin in Google Maps of your hotel's location ahead of time so your driver knows exactly where it is.

Often, taxi drivers will offer to take the highway for a faster route. However, Thailand's highways have toll fees that you'll be expected to pay if your taxi takes that route, so be aware! Taxi rates vary based on your distance travelled, but will typically cost between $5 and $15.

Practical Information

As a Canadian, you can visit Thailand for up to 30 days as long as your passport is valid for at least 6 months past your date of departure. You'll be issued a 30-day tourist visa upon arrival. Because this is a fairly long flight, we suggest wearing comfortable clothing and having a bite to eat in the airport before you leave. Plan on arriving at least 3 hours before your international flight to account for any delays.

What to Expect in Bangkok

Bangkok is one of the most affordable cities for Canadians to visit, and often the first stop in a great Thai adventure. Bursting with activity, this is a city that truly throws you into the deep end! With gorgeous architecture, including the Grand Palace and the Golden Buddha temple, and the massive global-themed mall at Terminal 21, it's sure to please history buffs and shopaholics like. If you need a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, consider taking a trip to Ko Phi Phi island for the white sand beaches, beautiful seascapes, and palm trees Thailand is known for.