Hi all,
bit of a specific question; I'm flying back into Bangkok from the US mid February. Although on a tourist visa I do have a registered address in Bangkok and my visa is valid until the fall of 2022.
I have health insurance from A+/AXA with covid coverage that far exceeds what is required by Thailand at the moment, and I renew it every year, but currently it's set to expire this July.
Will I be pressed for an exit ticket upon checking into my flight, or some sort of bank stub? If so does anyone know of a solution? I'd like to think it's kind of ridiculous to ask for an exit ticket so far out as I have a clean record with immigration and I'm re-entering after several years of residence, but..........it is Thailand, so.......
Thanks for all the help. I already have a couple Test-And-Go hotels scoped out, but if anyone has recommendations for those as well I'm all ears.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The traveler is returning to Thailand on a tourist visa and has questions about the necessity of showing an exit ticket or bank statement upon checking into their flight. There is some confusion regarding their visa type and validity as comments clarify requirements related to entry and onward travel documentation. It is mentioned that as they are entering with a valid visa, proof of onward travel may not be required, but travelers on a tourist visa generally need to present this documentation.
