Cheap flights from Toronto to Bangkok from C$ 840

When flying to Bangkok from Toronto, your journey will depart from Toronto Pearson International Airport. This airport is one of the largest in Canada and is known for servicing many international flights. It’s approximately 17 km from the city center, and public transportation can be used to travel between the two locations, such as the local train. When you arrive in Bangkok, your flight will land at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Known for being one of the two main airports that serve Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi Airport is around 30 km from the city center.

Direct flights from Toronto to Bangkok are not currently available. Instead, you can expect your journey to require either one or two layovers. Flights from Toronto Pearson International Airport to Suvarnabhumi Airport that require just one layover are typically serviced by airlines such as Air Canada, Cathay Pacific, or Qatar Airways. If your voyage instead requires two layovers, it may be operated by companies like Delta, KLM, or Lufthansa.

When traveling from Toronto Pearson International Airport to Suvarnabhumi Airport, you will generally have either one or two layovers. If you have just one layover, it may be at airports such as Hamad International Airport, Hong Kong International Airport, or Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. If you will have two layovers instead, these may occur at Frankfurt Airport, Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, or Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. If you have two layovers instead of one, you can expect this to add approximately 4-6h to your trip. Trips with two layovers are typically more affordable.

If you are a Canadian citizen and you plan on staying in Bangkok, or anywhere else in Thailand, for 30 days or less, you do not need to worry about having a tourist visa. However, if you plan on staying longer than 30 days, keep in mind that you will need to apply for a tourist visa with an extended duration and that you should begin this process several months in advance of when you will be traveling. All travelers will have to show immigration that they hold a valid passport that does not expire within six months of their intended return back to Canada. Within your passport, you should have a minimum of two blank pages to have enough room to receive your immigration stamp once you have arrived in Thailand. You will also need to book a return flight that is scheduled within 30 days of your arrival in Thailand, and you may need to show proof of this journey to immigration officials upon your request. Keep in mind that without a proper visa, you will be considered a tourist, and thus cannot work during your stay in the country.

Our cheapest airline available from Toronto to Bangkok is United Airlines. Our recent data shows that you can find tickets from as low as C$ 1,283 on this airline. Additional options worth looking into are China Eastern and Air Canada, starting at C$ 1,296 and C$ 1,356 round-trip. You may be able to fly from Toronto to Bangkok for 27% less than the average price by searching for these airlines.

The cheapest airlines for a one-way flight from Toronto to Bangkok are Air Canada (C$ 841), SAUDIA (C$ 873), and Air India (C$ 893).

The most popular route from Toronto to Bangkok is Toronto Pearson Intl - Bangkok Suvarnabhumi. You may also consider Toronto Pearson Intl - Bangkok Don Mueang Intl or Toronto Island - Bangkok Suvarnabhumi.

Of the flights from Toronto to Bangkok that have layovers, most of them stop in Tokyo. Tokyo is followed by Hong Kong in terms of the most popular layover location on flights from Toronto to Bangkok. Vancouver follows Hong Kong in terms of the most frequent layover location on Toronto to Bangkok flights.

The majority of Tokyo visitors spend their time at Akihabara Electric Town, Toyosu Market, and Roppongi Kingyo. Akihabara Electric Town, Toyosu Market, and Roppongi Kingyo can be accessed by travelling approximately 55.8 km, 56.3 km, and 59.9 km, respectively from Tokyo Narita. Travelers in need of a car in Tokyo can rent one for about C$ 69 per day.

If you're on a layover in Hong Kong and looking for things to do, consider visiting Mid-levels Escalators, Tin Hau Temple, or Shatin Baptist Church. Travelers on a layover in Hong Kong can visit Mid-levels Escalators, Tin Hau Temple, and Shatin Baptist Church, by travelling 24.5 km, 28.3 km, and 29.5 km, respectively after landing at Hong Kong Intl.

Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver Harbour Centre, and Vancouver Art Gallery are currently the most popular points of interest in Vancouver. Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver Harbour Centre and Vancouver Art Gallery are located about 10.7 km, 11.1 km, and 10.7 km, respectively from Vancouver Intl if you are interested in checking them out. Those looking to explore during their layover in Vancouver can rent a car from Vancouver Intl for about C$ 52 per day.

Toronto to Bangkok flights that have layovers will least frequently stop in Montreal. Incheon sees the next fewest layovers on Toronto to Bangkok flights. Tokyo ranks third to last in terms of the least popular layover locations on Toronto to Bangkok flights.

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Currently, September is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Toronto to Bangkok (average of C$ 965). Flying from Toronto to Bangkok in July is currently the most expensive (average of C$ 1,510). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.