Do I need to provide proof of funds when applying for a visa on arrival in Thailand for a 3-day visit?

Thailand Visa Visa on Arrival Proof of Funds Short-term Travel Immigration Rules

September 27, 2019

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Hi everybody,

Planning a 3 day visit to Thailand in late October. I'm looking at getting the visa on arrival. Does anyone know if they ask for proof of funds of 10k baht even for such a short trip?

Thanks in advance

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The user is inquiring about the requirement for proof of funds amounting to 10,000 baht for a short, 3-day visit to Thailand under the visa on arrival scheme.

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