Question:
1. When entering Thailand by land or air, can the immigration officer see my residence tm30 history in their systems?
2. It appears that application for Thai E Visa requires proof of onward travel? I saw this on the e visa website. It surprises me, as it suggests one should have already arranged for onward travel 6 months in advance ๐ค
3. Personally I have never been asked for proof of onward travel, so I'm just wondering what the requirements here are.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The question pertains to whether immigration officers in Thailand can view a person's TM30 residence history upon entry and if proof of onward travel is a requirement for Thai E Visa applications. According to community responses, TM30 filings are separate from entry processes, and while evidence of onward travel may be required for eVisa applications, individuals may not always be asked for such proof upon entry.