Hi! I’m entering Bangkok with just my US passport, will I need to present a return flight?
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When entering Bangkok with a US passport, you typically do not need to show a return flight. However, airlines may require proof of onward travel at check-in. For most travelers, immigration officials in Thailand will not question this if you are visiting temporarily.
It's the airline that can refuse you boarding if you don't have a long term visa and plan to enter visa exempt. So, contact your airline and ask. Immigration in Thailand won't question you on this if you're an occasional visitor.
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