August 7, 20169 yr 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?
August 7, 20169 yr 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.
August 7, 20169 yr Author 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?
August 7, 20169 yr 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.
August 7, 20169 yr 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.
August 7, 20169 yr 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?
August 7, 20169 yr 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.
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