I’m arriving in Thailand, flying in from Seam Reap next month,
This will be my second 60 day visa excemption arrival in 12 months ,
Will I be asked for an onward ticket?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When entering Thailand on your second 60-day visa exemption in 12 months, you may be asked for proof of onward travel. While it is a standard requirement for visa-exempt travelers, it is not common for immigration to ask unless they have specific concerns. However, airlines often require proof of onward travel at check-in.
You can ALWAYS be asked for proof of onward travel when entering visa exempt. It's a requirement for that entry type. Whether it's your first entry or your 10th.
It's not common to be asked by immigration, unless they are looking for a reason to cause trouble for you.
2nd entry in 12 months isn't much information. That could mean your last entry was a year ago, or 3 months ago. Those are not the same for your chances.
It's much more common for your airline to require this as part of your check-in though.
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