After getting off the plain, walk to the Passport Control counters where Thai Immigration authorities will check your passport and visa, if you're required to have one. Otherwise, the visa on arrival will be stamped in your passport. During the flight you have probably filled out the Immigration form (Custom Declaration form has been discarded in 2004). Get your passport and that Immigration form ready to present them at the Immigration counter. If the line of passengers isn't too long, this process takes just few minutes and you'll get your passport back with the stamped Immigration card attached. Keep them safe, you'll not need your passport until the check-in at the hotel, unless you intend to withdraw money from your traveller's check. Be advised, the exchange rates in banks inside the Airport are less favorable than in town.

Now, you are already in the Kingdom of Thailand. Walk or take an escalator downstairs to the baggage claim hall where you can pick up your luggage, if any. There are also Duty Free and some other shops. Next, proceed to the Customs Control counters, which are also in that hall. If you have nothing to declare, pass through one of the green-light lines and you will be entering into the Meeting Hall, right behind large sliding doors. No matter whether your flight landed in Terminal 1 or 2, as you're entering into the Meeting Hall, turn to your right and walk to the Meeting Point. There you will see our representative among many people awaiting for arriving passengers and showing their banners and signs.