Long shot question: I'm flying into Chiang Mai in a couple of days, flying with Cathay Pacific. They've rejected my online check-in because "must check travel documents in person at the check-in counter in the airport".
I have no visa (will enter with a visa exemption, 30 days for my nationality), and have a return flight for May 31th, because I'm going to travel through SEA.
I have booked a flight to HCMC some days after arrive at CM. It's a real one, not a fake nor a bestonward, it's a real confirmed and paid ticket, because I'm really traveling onwards.
What is what they're going to check when I go to the airport? Is it enough with the e-ticket for that onward flight out of Thailand?
BTW, my passport is valid until 2022, have enough empty pages, and I have a real hotel booking for the time I'll stay in CM.
Do you think they can ask for any other proof or anything?
TIA!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about the travel document requirements for their upcoming flight to Chiang Mai with Cathay Pacific, as they have received a notification to check in at the counter due to missing online check-in. They hold a visa exemption for 30 days, a return flight for May 31, a real onward flight to HCMC, and have confirmed hotel bookings. Comments from the community suggest that the airline is likely checking for proof of onward travel and that the user should be fine presenting their onward flight e-ticket, along with any other required documentation.