Good afternoon. I'm arriving into BKK next week. 2 months VISA exempt. Last time I flew from Paris, they wanted proof of return ticket. I haven't got one as I intend to visit Laos, Vietnam as well and then return to Thailand. I've already booked accommodation in laos before my 60 days is up. Foes anyone know if I show proof of this whether airlines accept it. Air india this time
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A user is seeking advice about traveling from BKK to Laos without a return ticket to Thailand, as they have booked accommodation in Laos for their stay. They want to know if the airlines will accept this accommodation booking as proof of onward travel. Several comments suggest that accommodation is not sufficient proof and recommend booking a bus or train ticket out of Thailand as adequate documentation, while others share personal experiences of not being asked for travel proof.
I was asked for an onward ticket at Phuket Airport in October. Fortunately, I had one in case I was asked in San Francisco. I wasn’t but I’m glad I had it in Phuket.
that doesn't change the fact that it's required. So if someone is asked and they're already planning to leave Thailand, they might as well book that travel and have it ready.
we all know plans can and do change when travelling. It’s not a given. He could go to Loas earlier and get another hotel, he could change his hotel dates.
Accomodation booking is not proof of onward travel. If you're going to be leaving Thailand then book your travel out of Thailand. That is proof of onward travel.
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