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Is a Proof of Onward Travel (POOT) required for a Certificate of Entry (COE) when traveling to Bangkok on a TR visa?

Sep 19, 2021
5 years ago
Craig *******
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Will be heading to BKk in Jan, staying 3 months on TR (60 day + 30ext). Been many times and never checked for POOT, but is this required for COE? And if so can my return flight be 90 days out, or must be 60?
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The question discusses traveling to Bangkok with a TR visa for three months and asks whether a Proof of Onward Travel (POOT) is required for the Certificate of Entry (COE). One commenter confirmed that the Thai consulate indicated POOT is only checked for incoming flights when issuing the COE.
Craig *******
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Thanks! ๐Ÿ˜Š
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Tony *********
Yes .

Mine was

I was told by Thai consulate in Sydney Australia that they only look at incoming flight for COE
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John ******
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but a return flight was on my COE and they checked my flight back details out, when i left Perth just over a week ago ...by a rent a ticket off the web site for $10...and have no problem ok
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John ******
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John ******
Sorry that what i was saying you need a return ticket
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Tony *********
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I had a return ticket 13th july to 10th October which is 90 days . Still got issued COE. Nothing was said
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