Do I need to provide accommodation details for my entire stay on a visa exempt entry to Thailand?

Jan 15, 2025
4 days ago
Farhana *******
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Hi guys, if I enter on a visa exempt since it’s 60 days now and no point applying for a single enter tourist visa, do I have to show accomodation for my whole trip to the IO? if I book for a few days or a week, is that okay or would they question why i havent only got accomodation booked for my whole stay? Thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When entering Thailand on a visa-exempt basis, you typically only need to show accommodation for a few days or a week. While it's not strictly required to have accommodation for your entire stay, having a booking for at least part of your trip is advisable. Immigration officers may ask for proof of accommodation, especially if they are looking for reasons to deny entry, but usually, a short-term booking suffices.
Terrence ***********
In the old days when you had to fill out a landing card, for accommodation I’d always write Hotel California. No one checked.
Brandon ************
They'll only ask to see any hotel booking if they're looking for a reason to deny entry to you. If they do ask, normally a few days is fine.
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