Will there be issues with airlines and immigration if my wife travels with two passports and a different name on her ticket?

@Chris ********************

At check in , not immigration.

@Wayne ********

different countries but must enter and exit with 1 to 1 County

A the other European Finland I use to enter Finland Europe and anywhere else

@Steven ******

I'm a UK immigration officer, and have worked as a Liaison Officer to Thailand. You won't have a problem. It's perfectly normal for a passenger to carry multiple passports like this, something we routinely encounter every day.

It's extremely unlikely that they'll ask to see your boarding pass upon arrival, but if they do it'll be absolutely fine if you show both passports and explain the different names. They won't even blink; I can understand your concern, but I can assure you this is a non-issue, you've nothing to worry about.

But, in any case, the chances of them even asking to see the boarding pass are vanishingly small, so you'll probably only need to show them one passport.

@Steven ******

Have the ticket in her married name.

To check in from Australia show the airline staff the Australian passport.

In Thailand you show the Thai passport to immigration.

Leaving Thailand check in you show the airline Australian passport. Thai Immigration you show thai passport.

In Australia you just show Australian passport alone

@Steven ******

I’ve had 2 at one point and a pain in the ass they know you have 2

@Steven ******

Immigration also look at boarding pass

@Steven ******

immigration . I fly Quantas they did mine 9 years ago.

@Wayne ********

Airline wants to see the passport with the same name as ticket.