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Does my daughter need to show an exit ticket when entering Thailand on a 60-day tourist visa?

Thailand Visa Rules Tourist Visa 60-Day Tourist Visa Visa Extension Onward Travel Requirement Airline Policies

Jun 24, 2023

3 years ago

Tullio *******

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Good afternoon, my daughter (italian National) is arriving in Thailand with 60 days tourist visa, she will stay a bit more than the 60 days, on arrival does she need to show exit ticket within the 60 days? I know this is the rule when you enter on exemption, not sure about with 60 days tourist (multiple entry). Thanks in advance.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When entering Thailand on a 60-day tourist visa, your daughter is technically required to have proof of onward travel, although enforcement may vary. It's advisable to be prepared to show an exit ticket if questioned by immigration officials. Additionally, if she plans to stay longer, she should visit immigration to apply for a 30-day extension.

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Will ************

Make certain she goes to immigration and gets the 30 day extension

3 years ago

Wolf ******

But the main issue are the Airlines. Check with them

3 years ago

Ellie *******

@Wolfi ********

, agreed to better to ask them. BUT not many airlines check your onward tickets if you have proper tourist visa.

3 years ago

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Ellie *******

Unless she has an extensive history of travelling to/staying in Thailand, the chance she would be asked for proof of onward might be slim.

The rule is the same, you are supposed to have a ticket out within the approvable stay as a tourist.

IF she is asked for the onward travel ticket, it's totally at the discretion of the officer at passport control if he accepts the ticket within only the approved period, or allows the period with additional 30 days tourism extension.

3 years ago

Tullio *******

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@Kd ********

well she has a return ticket obviously, just not within the 60 days but largely within the 60+30

3 years ago

Kd *********

@Ellie ******

they always or mostly check bc they are required to do so by Thai authorities. If an airline get someone to Thailand without a return ticket, they fine that airline.

3 years ago

Ellie *******

@Kd ********

, she has proper tourist visa as OP. So many airlines wouldn't check the onward travel.

3 years ago

Tullio *******

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@Ellie ******

she lived here with us for 4 years as she was going to school here now in university.

3 years ago

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Tullio *******