30 days on arrival

[littlejssn]

Sorry if this question has been answered a million times, but I just need to verify. If I show up to Thailand without a visa, I can get 30 days for free, correct? Even if I have several visas? Also, do I need proof of a ticket exiting the country?

[elviajero]

• If arriving by air, and you're a national qualifying for visa exempt entry, you'll get permission to stay for 30 days.
• Previous visas will have no impact. Having many previous visa exempt entries might.
• It is unlikely that immigration will want to see an onward flight, but the airline might deny boarding if you don't have an onward flight dated within 30 days.

[littlejssn]

On 8/2/2016 at 7:53 AM, ubonjoe said:

No need for $200 in tickets. All you need is a one way ticket from Thailand to anywhere and those can be found that cost 1000 baht or a bit more. Check for flights from different airports to nearby by countries. 

The chances of being denied entry are almost none if you have a valid visa for entry.

Is it possible to know which airlines do that and which do not?

[Fatman666]

20 minutes ago, littlejssn said:

Is it possible to know which airlines do that and which do not?

I flew 2 days ago with AirAsia from Kuala Lumpur with oneway ticket to Bangkok. No return ticket needed  to present on check in counter, no problem at immi at DonMuang.

[elviajero]

23 minutes ago, littlejssn said:

Is it possible to know which airlines do that and which do not?

No. All you can do is ask the airline you are flying with.

[OzJim]

Hi If I fly to thailand, the after 20 days fly out of Thailand and go to another asian country, do U get another 30 days if I fly back into thailand or do I only get the 10 day balance?

 

 

[elviajero]

1 hour ago, OzJim said:

Hi If I fly to thailand, the after 20 days fly out of Thailand and go to another asian country, do U get another 30 days if I fly back into thailand or do I only get the 10 day balance?

You will get another 30 days.

[OzJim]

ok thanks for that.