Can I show a train ticket out of Thailand instead of a flight as proof of onward travel?

I'm sure others have actual experience rather than hearsay on social media, but I flew into DMK yesterday on a 30 day visa exempt stamp, via AirAisia, on a one way ticket. Never asked at airport in Australia, and no mention at immigration at DMK.

I had a one way ticket and a week booked in a hotel. They didn’t ask for any information on either!

I’ve been asked….

Either buy a fully refundable ticket, can be to Vietnam or anywhere just as long as it’s fully refundable and cancel it after you leave on your flight

Or use a ticket service like onward ticket

They sell flights for about $14

It last about 24 or 48 hours from time of booking

Used to show a flight out of Thailand

Or take your chance when boarding

I have flown at least 30 times in the last 13 years and have been asked every time I didn’t have a return ticket, as I was living in Thailand I was able to get around it.

Last year was able to baffle them when asked, and they accepted my answer 🤣🤣

However I was prepared to go online and buy a ticket if needed

Ppl will say it’s fine or you will not be asked, however be prepared, I’ve seen ppl post they either missed their flight (not allowed to board, or had to purchase an expensive ticket

Bus, train, Donkey carts out of thailand....NOT accepted as POOT

Airlines SOMETIMES ask>>>

worth a onward ticket form onwardflightsdotcom for $7-10

The answer clearly depends on your personal level of risk-aversion...

Check with the Royal Thai Embassy

Usually, any onward ticket will do

It's possible some of these countries and airlines will not let you board unless you have an onward flight out of the country you wish to fly to! Immigration might also decline entry! If indeed you arrive at an immigration post it depends a lot on the mood of the immigration official on that day! Rules change daily! Make sure you have an escape plan back to wherever you started like a CC or cash! Its called "beam me up scottie"

You need to check with your airline. None of us can answer the question because the airline is the one who might ask you for proof out of Thailand.

Can be a bus, ferry or a train ticket.