Hi, I had a retirement visa the expired May 24, I had to leave Thailand and go back to the US due to a death in the family. I'll have to get a new retirement visa when I come back. My family bought me a 1 way ticket to Bangkok. Do I have to show proof of onward travel? I'll get 30 days plus 30?
Thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring whether they need to provide proof of onward travel when arriving in Thailand with a one-way ticket after their retirement visa expired. Comments confirm that while 30 days of stay plus a possible extension is allowed for visa-exempt entry, there may be a requirement to show an onward ticket, particularly from the airline's perspective.
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