Do I need to show 20,000 THB in cash at immigration with a SETV when arriving at CNX airport?

SETV Thailand visa immigration requirements proof of funds cash requirements

Mar 30, 2018

7 years ago

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If i have a SETV, should i be prepared to show 20k cash at immigration? Arriving to CNX airport.

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When arriving at Chiang Mai (CNX) airport with a Single Entry Tourist Visa (SETV), it is highly unlikely that immigration will request to see proof of 20,000 THB in cash. While they have the right to ask for this documentation, especially with certain nationalities, experiences from other travelers indicate that this is not commonly enforced.

Dave **********

If you are flying in and have an actual visa they are highly unlikely to ask to see proof of funds (especially unlikely if you are from the EU).

7 years ago

Lee ********

They can ask you to show it but it's unlikely.

7 years ago

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