when flying to Bangkok with the DTV already approved, is an exit or return ticket actually required?
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Based on community responses, it appears that an exit or return ticket is generally not required when flying to Bangkok with an already approved DTV (Digital Nomad Visa). Several users have confirmed that during their recent travels, they were not asked to provide evidence of onward travel at immigration. However, there is a cautionary note that immigration officers have discretion in their decisions, and travelers should carry sufficient cash as a backup.
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No... because it is stated nowhere that you must leave by an airplane and cannot, for example, just walk across a land border
Not as far as I'm aware. I've entered Thailand, either BKK or DMK, around 15 times in the past year using my DTV, and have never been asked to show an onward flight. Just remember though, the IO can choose whatever he/she wants to do. So if for some reason the IO feels you look suspicious somehow, they could turn you away. And don't forget to have the 20k or more Baht (or equivalent) in cash, just in case they ask.
15 times on DTV? Nice. In 1 year or more? I was geting out and back 8 times already during year and I was thinking when they will start asking questions 😂
yes 15 times in 11 months. I think they're less likely to ask questions the more that you use it. They don't like the people who are using the DTV to basically live full time in Thailand