I am arriving in Bangkok on Jan. 25th, and will have the equivalent of 20k Thai Baht and and a return ticket on March 22nd. I will spend the first two weeks in Thailand, then island hop to Malaysia. I will then visit Singapore, Taiwan and Vietnam. I will fly back to Bangkok from Vietnam and leave after a few days back to the US. Could it problematic that my return ticket is well past the 30 days?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about entering Thailand with a return ticket dated beyond the 30-day allowance. Comments indicate that while Thai immigration may not ask for a return ticket, airlines could deny boarding without proof of onward travel. It's advised to confirm with the airline directly and ensure compliance with entry regulations, especially if the user does not have a visa.
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