A passport is usually the only document required. However, the Immigration Officer may request additional information and/or documents, such as:

- a return or onward travel ticket;

- evidence of sufficient financial means (THB 10,000 per person or 20,000 per family);

- accommodation booking/itinerary.

I am a very frequent visitor to Thailand and, although I have never had these additional documents checked, I always have them available. Good luck.

Was each visit two to three weeks, or two to three months? To an Immigration Officer, the former makes you look like a happy tourist, however the latter looks like a visa dodger.

@Anastasia *************

No worries. Happy trails.

@Andy *******

👏

@Anastasia *************

If you get an extension, you are OK then. For me, I would never visit without an outbound ticket within 59 days. The airlines should check this during check-in, and the fact that they seldom do won’t stop me from having proof that I’m leaving within the conditions of the visa exemption. Good luck.

A side issue, but be careful … the day you arrive is “day 1”, so you can only stay 89 nights with an extension. Make sure your return flight adds up.

What are you asking exactly?

Flying into where? (Thailand has several international airports) First advice, figure out where you are landing!

@Marty ********

A very pragmatic approach. 👌

Have you ever tried to guess what someone might do next, when they don’t even know themselves?! 😎