When entering the country visa-free with AirAsia, do I need to show my departure ticket?
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When entering Thailand visa-free with AirAsia, it's generally required to show an onward or departure ticket, especially during check-in by the airline. Though it's rare to be asked for this ticket upon arrival in Thailand, the airline may deny you boarding if you cannot prove you have a way to leave the country. Different travelers have had varying experiences, with some only needing to confirm they could afford a return ticket.
I flew many times with Air Asia on a one way ticket,every time they asked me if I could afford a return ticket if I was refused entry,i answered yes, and that was it
Very rare you'll be asked on arrival. The vetting is usually carried out by the airline when you're checking in. You may (or may not) be denied boarding so best to check with AirAsia
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