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Can a train ticket from Thailand to Laos serve as proof of onward travel for AirAsia?

Dec 27, 2024
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Clear *****
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Hi everyone,

I was wondering if anyone has used a train ticket as proof of an onward ticket, and if it was accepted by AirAsia staff at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. The ticket I intend to buy is from Nong Khai, Thailand, to Vientiane, Laos.

Many thanks in advance!
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The question posed is whether a train ticket from Nong Khai, Thailand to Vientiane, Laos can be used as proof of onward travel when flying with AirAsia from Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Several comments suggest that various forms of travel tickets, including bus, train, or flight tickets, are generally accepted as proof of leaving the country. Users share their experiences, indicating that they did not face issues when showing onward tickets, confirming that a train ticket should likely be sufficient.
Paul ******
I didn’t get asked to show any proof. But I had cheap plane ticket to Cambodia just incase
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Michael *********
I’ve done a cruise ship - so train should be fine 🤣
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Michael *****************************
Any, bus, train or flight ticket who shows you are leaving the country before your visa or similar is ending is good.
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Mally *******
I bought a cheap train ticket to Laos but never got asked about it,I fly with Emirates every time,should be ok or check with your airline first
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