Pat Trick 🤣🤣🙊 this is Thailand. The days of carefree border bounces are going nowhere! Nothing has changed… if you pay… you can come and go as you please

Will Den yes you will. Done it many times

@Rud *********

I mean that’s just not strictly true is it. It might happen sometimes but I’ve flown into Thailand dozens of times on a one way ticket. With zero onward travel booked. And I’ve been asked to show onward travel by the airline literally zero times too 🙄

Mark Zorz utter rubbish. They just want a ticket out of Thailand. I regularly use train tickets

Marx Grout my boyfriend stays at my place. I have a tm30 with immigration, my landlord sends it to them. When my boyfriend comes to visit he simply shows them a letter from me, with all my details, saying that he’s staying with me. Just get her to ask ChatGPT to draft it, she signs it. Print it off. That’s all immigration will want from you. That’s IF you get asked 🤷🏻‍♀️

Lina Evans you won’t find a link to that information cos it’s simply not true. There are NO limits on days you can spend in Thailand per year. Regardless of how many people on Facebook tell you there are. It’s easy to do your own research tbf.

Barry Waters like where have you seen it says twice a year? 🤦🏻‍♀️. There is no such rule

@Brandon ***********

🤷🏻‍♀️ well it’s what the OP was asking about if it’s not required for his visa then all good 👌🏽

Greg Simpson yeh it’s fine. Just have an onward ticket. You might not get asked. But having been burnt before, I certainly learnt my lesson 🤷🏻‍♀️

Just have an onward ticket of some sort booked. Doesn’t need to be a flight. Cheap train to Laos for example. Dont do what I did… and try to explain that I’m not sure when I’ll be leaving as I’m going to apply for a different visa once in the country. It won’t wash! Trust me 🤣