Do I need to show proof of funds and an onward ticket if I have a 60-day visa for Thailand?

60-day visa Thailand visa requirements proof of funds onward ticket Thailand travel arrival card visa on arrival (VOA)

Sep 26, 2018

6 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Apologies for another posting. Armed a 60 days visa,

1. do I still need to show 10k baht and onward ticket? I know it applies to VOA but not sure it's the same as already have visa on hand

2. If I want to stay for 40days, the arrival card do I indicate 40 or lesser or doesn't matter

Thanks everyone in advance

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires whether they need to show 10,000 baht and an onward ticket when they already possess a 60-day visa. They also ask how to fill out the arrival card if they plan to stay for only 40 days. Commenters provide insights, suggesting that those with a 60-day Tourist visa typically do not need to present proof of funds or an onward ticket, but it is advisable to be prepared just in case.

Stanley *****

ORIGINAL POSTER

I encounter my partner applying for visa using an agent in China being a Chinese national and she mentioned to her that once she has the 60 days TR visa approval she does not need to show prove of funds and onward ticket. Is it true?

6 years ago

Ivan ************

Stanley A report just now of someone who tried to enter on a METV and a ticket was demanded back to their home country. So it seems they can. Unlikely they will, if there is no history. But they can.

6 years ago

Stanley *****

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@Ivan ***********

yup that's what was the debate with a visa onwArd ticket may not be needed so ya.

6 years ago

Ivan ************

Stanley that one is more murky. Some sources (including the airline document requirements system TIMATIC) say the onward ticket requirement only applies to visa exempt entries. Other sources say you may be asked for one with a TR also.

Most of the reports of people denied, with visas, it seems to come down to the money rather than an onward ticket. For visa-exempts, though, there are definitely reports of people being asked for the ticket.

The chance of it happening either way is very very very low.

6 years ago

Stanley *****

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@Ivan ***********

I'm not worried abt funds more so for 9nward ticket

6 years ago

Ivan ************

Legally you can be asked, certainly for the funds. The agent may have been saying that they were unlikely to be asked, and it is true that the vast majority of people are not asked. But a small minority of TR visa holders are asked to show cash on arrival and denied if they don't have it.

6 years ago

Stanley *****

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@Robert ******

alright

6 years ago

Robert *******

If not asked at the Thai Embassy or Consulate where the agent is going to apply for her it could be correct.

6 years ago

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Robert *******

Stanley *****

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Thanks Adam and robert

6 years ago

Robert *******

You could be asked. As we know 35 million tourist arrive in one year, we also know that the majority will not get asked. But being prepared just in case prevent problems on the airport when asked.

6 years ago

Squid ****

20k for TR visa, onward ticket, and booking for room

6 years ago

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Squid ****

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