What are the airport requirements for entering Thailand with a Non-O visa?

You’ll be required to walk to immigration passport control

Came in on a type O based on marriage in yesterday visa put into passport in home country. I only needed to show passport nothing else .The most difficult thing for me was getting the fingerprint device to work .Spent only a couple of minutes with the whole process

this is the same with opening a bank account. a couple of banks of the same branch will turn you down for varied different reasons and then suddenly you will get a branch of the same back doing it like easy peasy. Nothing really seems to be a uniform standard. So always expect the unexpected

Having read all this - and similar posts over the years - there is one cardinal rule that should be posted in bold type at the top of this and other sites, namely: there are immigration rules and there are immigration officers, and rarely the twain do meet, as they say. 20k needed? Sometimes. Return ticket? Sometimes. Insurance? Sometimes. Lease agreement? Sometimes. Owners house book/ID? Sometimes. Dox written in black ink? Sometimes. Photo outside your accommodation? Sometimes. Map to Immigration? Sometimes. And so it will go on, to the end of time…

how about >İnsurance ?

If she not staying in a hotel, make sure to get TM30 done after arrival

On a Non-O visa, you just need a place to stay and some money (20k THB). Actually unlikely that they will ask to see the money. If it is a single entry Non-O they might want to see a return ticket (or onward ticket). All Covid restrictions have been liftet.

Plenty of money 💰

Just a passport. They don't even use the arrival card any more

Look intelligent 👌

You're supposed to have 20,000 Thai Baht in cash on you to enter Thailand, but they never check unless they don't like you and want a reason to prevent you from entering (such as if you had a number of visas back to back.)

I can’t believe some of the remarks made to someone when they ask a perfectly feasible question! I think the men here in Thailand are old and decrepit with no life or just plain bloody rude.. no wonder most of them are alone old and single.. go live instead of making unnecessary remarks to people’s posts !

What a lot of of childish posts here. Have you people posting grubby bile nothing better to do. Rhetorical question as some names are depressingly familiar.

If you come as a tourist you get 45 days and can extend 30 more, only need pasport.

If you come with a visa (O,OA, E, …..and so on) it’s different….so depends on what you want, and your age . Give some more information and you get specific answers

Here we go again.....

Standing, walking and breathing are the main requirements.

First, it all depends on how long you will be in country, and what passport you are using.

Full PPE and a sense of humour

And im flying with Singapore airlines ✈️ there services are tops

Im going to manila this month im excited i can't wait to see my girlfriend 🤗

I know restrictions have drop quite a lot

10 gold bars and a million dollars cash to be converted to Thai baht on arrival.

It kind of depends on which country you're coming from. If you're coming from the UK, United States, and Canada you just have to check in with immigration and get your passport stamped. Most all of the restrictions have been removed. 👍👍👍

A passport and a brain. Thinking you may not have 1 of these.

Depends where you come from, Visa Exempt, 45 days took me 4 mins to go through immigration and walk right through customs

Any where from just a passport to passport and visa. Which passport are you traveling with?

Assuming you are traveling on a Nigerian passport, you will need to apply for a visa from the Thai Consulate in Abuja. Further details here...

A passport?

Honestly you will do much better to Google this and find a reputable source. I’m not shaming you for asking here as I’m sure some expat here will surely do bc that makes them feel big or something 🙄, but you’re going to likely get conflicting advice that’ll just waste your time. Just find a reputable government source online; the Thai government page or your home country’s travel page should have it. Take care and have a nice trip 🥳

What country is your passport from? We need to know that to give you an answer