What documents do I need to present when entering Thailand on a 60-day visa exemption?

Yes, you need to prove that you’re a UK passport holder. This can be done by providing a UK passport for inspection.

No, but technically/legally you may get asked for the “3 proofs”. Although it rarely happens

- Return ticket within 60 days (departing airline may ask)

- 20k baht equivalent in CASH (can be in Eur, GBP, usd etc)

- first 3 nights accommodation booking

Personally I always bring to be safe, realistically they typically ask only when they want to find a reason to deny entry (looking dodgy etc). But if the immigration officer has a bad day….

There are the things that you CAN be asked for, but usually will not be, at least by immigration:

1) Proof of funds (20,000 baht or equivalent in another major currency IN CASH ONLY)

2) Proof of onward travel (a ticket out of Thailand within 60 days)

3) Proof of lodging (at least a few nights hotel reservation

Normally for #2 it will be your airline that asks for this and might not let you board your flight without it.

For Thai immigration you just need your passport but in theory they can ask to see 20k baht (or equivalent in a major currency), accommodation booking and ticket out but they rarely do