Visa exempt nationals must have passports and passport replacing documents with at least half an unused visa page for entry/departure endorsements by the Thai Immigration Service.
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Visitors older than 12 years must have sufficient funds to cover their stay (at least THB 20,000.- per person or THB 40,000.- per family). Proof of funds includes Letters of Credit, vouchers, Miscellaneous Charges Orders (MCO) or credit cards accepted in Thailand.
Visitors who are visa exempt but do not hold return/onward tickets could be refused entry.
Visa exempt nationals must have passports and passport replacing documents with at least half an unused visa page for entry/departure endorsements by the Thai Immigration Service.
Virtual APEC Business Travel Cards shown on the ABTC App are accepted to enter
almost any travel agent in your town will be able to access Timatic via one of the GDS ticketing systems like Amadeus, Galileo, and Sabre. They will be able to print out the text and show you the rules the airline MUST follow as part of the IATA.
this generic knee jerk answer on an onward or return ticket is false. Although its the safest way !
It depends on nationality and transit point and departure point. Not all countries have the requirement. In fact Thailand doesn't have the requirement unless you are staying past the 60 day initial admission, for many many countries.
Immigration in the hundreds of country visits I've been to (98 countries currently) have never asked. Airlines have almost every time. However if you have checked Timatic then you will have the rules, the same rules they can see (verbatim) and you can tell them to piss off or have the ticket as needed. There is no exemption for having a visa here just in case you are wondering but I've only checked a handful of countries.