No, but technically/legally you may get asked for the “3 proofs”. Although it rarely happens
- Return ticket within 60 days (departing airline may ask)
- 20k baht equivalent in CASH (can be in Eur, GBP, usd etc)
- first 3 nights accommodation booking
Personally I always bring to be safe, realistically they typically ask only when they want to find a reason to deny entry (looking dodgy etc). But if the immigration officer has a bad day….
On Monday she just quickly screened the documents, asked asked me to confirm the money was in EUR. Took 5 minutes and gave me a pickup receipt and told me it will be ready Thursday. What took longest was counting the 5.6 million IDR fee (cash only) 😅Picking up took 3 seconds haha.
09:30 a 12:00 is opening hours for visa applications.
sure you can. You can enter on the day the visa validity expire and stay in Thailand another 90 days. I and plenty others have done just that. Timed well, a METV can get you close to 9 months in total with 2 same day border bounces 😉
according to a interview I saw with a immigration representative, (on RTW4U).
Extension in country:
Same documentation as the visa requirements.
Entry/re-entry:
No documentation asked
But I wouldn’t rely on that, this is Thailand after all. And allot can depend on the mood of the immigration officer. That interview came off as a tourist ad, I’m fairly sure it will be different from immigration office to immigration office. And arrival location for entry