Amar Mehraj, 29, was one of four men who gang raped a 17-year-old girl while she was unconscious in July 2009 in Oldbury, West Midlands.
He then left the country but was caught at Birmingham Airport in November.
Police said Mehraj had been jailed for nine years and nine months after admitting taking part in the attack. Three other men were jailed in 2010.
Det Con Mark Timmins of West Midlands Police said: "This was a sickening crime against a vulnerable young girl, who was plied with alcohol and drugs before being sexually abused.
"Protecting young people from harm is a priority for West Midlands Police and partner agencies and we take reports of sexual offences extremely seriously.
"This case just goes to show that we will never give up on bringing offenders to justice.
"Thankfully, justice has finally caught up with Mehraj."
Mehraj, of Giles Road, Oldbury, was sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on Friday, having admitted his role in the attack at an earlier hearing.

Humberside Police said disbanding the unit, based in Walkington, by March 2014 would save it Â£500,000 a year.
The force said the saving would allow it to maintain frontline services as it faces making savings of Â£30m by 2016.
Chief Constable Tim Hollis said the force would buy in mounted officers from other forces when needed for operational purposes.
The Humberside unit has only six horses and is one of the smallest mounted units in England.
Mr Hollis said: "I realise, of course, that the public and many officers and police staff, serving and retired, will regret the loss of a mounted section which has been an integral part of policing across Humberside for so many years.
"Personally, I share that sadness but we are in a period when sentiment has come up against austerity and hard decisions must be made."
He said the base at Walkington in East Yorkshire would be sold after the unit's disbandment.

With a guide price of Â£125,000 the sale of Ynys Bach includes the attached Ynys Faelog boathouse - with planning permission to rebuild it.
But anyone interested in buying the island has been warned they would not be allowed to live on it.
It can be accessed through a pedestrian walkway from St Georges Road in Menai Bridge.
Agents Dafydd Hardy said it was an opportunity to buy something unique with fantastic views.
"It would suit a philanthropist with an interest in marine life or maybe an artist would like to sit there painting the Menai Strait," said Mr Hardy.
"I'm looking forward to selling it as it's really interesting."
The lot goes under the hammer on 27 June at 17:30 BST at The Anglesey Arms Hotel, Menai Bridge, Anglesey.

Its 4G Super Voice enables customers to make calls and send texts using a lower frequency spectrum.
Other networks are looking into introducing the technology, known as Voice Over Long-Term Evolution (VoLTE).
It currently works on only the Samsung Galaxy S5, but recent iPhone handsets will be added in the coming months.
It is being rolled out in:
Three said up to 5.5 million customers would have access to the service by 2017.
Chief technology officer Bryn Jones said: "By the end of the year, one million of our customers will have access to better indoor coverage and be able to use their phones in more places than ever before."
A man who fled to Pakistan after raping a teenage girl has been jailed after he was caught trying to return to the UK.
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A police force is to axe its mounted unit in order to cut costs.
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An island in the Menai Strait between Gwynedd and Anglesey is set to go under the hammer.
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Mobile phone provider Three has launched a UK service it says will improve reception inside buildings and in rural black spots.