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Do I Need to Prove My Visa for the Next Country When Showing Proof of Onward Travel?

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Jan 17, 2020
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If i was asked For proof of onward travel by the airliner would i have to prove i have the right visa for the onward country aswell?
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When asked for proof of onward travel by an airline, it is generally expected that you also have the appropriate visa for the country you are traveling to after Thailand. This ensures that you can legally enter that country once your stay in Thailand concludes.
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IF you're asked for proof of onward travel OBVIOUSLY you would have to be able to ENTER the country you're showing them you're going to after your stamp in thailand runs out.
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Has anybody had this happen to them?
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Most likely
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