Hello all! Just a quick question. Have a friend visiting Thailand as a tourist and asked if they still need proof of return for immigration getting into the country. I know at one point they were wanting you to have a printed out return ticket for proof of when you are leaving, but have heard from others they are not requiring that anymore.
Anyone have some advice on this? Thank you!
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The need for proof of a return flight ticket for entry into Thailand can vary. While it has become rare for immigration officials to ask for this documentation upon arrival, airlines may have different policies and might require proof of onward travel to avoid liability for returning passengers denied entry. Travelers on visa-exempt entries may want to have their return tickets ready, especially if they have a history of extended stays in Thailand.