Bangkok Airport

Suvarnabhumi Airport Immigration Detention Centre in Bangkok

Thailand

Status

Last documented use

2014

Type: Transit centre (Administrative)

Custodial Authority: The Immigration Bureau of the Royal Thai Police, Immigration Bureau

Management: Sub-Division 3, Investigation Division Immigration Bureau (Governmental)

Detains: Adult men, Adult women, Accompanied minors

Capacity Reported population Deaths at facility
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Thailand

241

International migrants (2020)

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FACILITY NAMES
Suvarnabhumi Airport Immigration Detention Centre in Bangkok
Location

Country: Thailand

City & Region: Bangkok Airport, Asia-Pacific

Latitude, Longitude: 13.692775, 100.750552

Contact Information
Suvarnabhumi Airport
Bang Phli District
Samut Praka
10540, Thailand

MANAGEMENT & BUDGET

Facility type

Category Filter Administrative

Type Transit centre

2004
Center Status

Status Last documented use

2014

Status In use

2004
Management

Name Sub-Division 3, Investigation Division Immigration Bureau

Type Governmental

2012

Name Ministry of Interior/Immigration Police Bureau

Type Governmental

2004
Custodial Authorities

Agency The Immigration Bureau of the Royal Thai Police

Ministry Interior Ministry

Ministry Typology Interior or Home Affairs

2014

Agency Immigration Bureau

Ministry Ministry of Interior

Ministry Typology Interior or Home Affairs

2004

DETAINEES

Demographics

Name Adult men

2004

Name Adult women

2004

Name Accompanied minors

2004
Categories of detainees

Name Undocumented migrants (administrative)

2004

Name Asylum seekers (administrative)

2004

Name Recognized refugees (administrative)

2004

Name Trafficked persons (administrative)

2004

SIZE & POPULATION

LENGTH OF DETENTION

OUTCOMES

CONDITIONS RATINGS

CARCERAL INDICATORS

External Security Regime

Secure

2014

Secure

2004

STAFF

SEGREGATION

CELLS

COMMUNAL SPACE & ACTIVITIES

HEALTH CARE

MONITORING & ACCESS

Monitors & Civil Society Access

Yes

UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

2014

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