@Darren *******

You only need insurance if you have an OA visa ;) You can be asked tor the onwards ticket, cash and accommodation booking at any time.

If you will not be extending the 30 days, there is pretty much no need to do a TM30.

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Carry it anyway, every time.

Make sure you return before the expiry date of your 60 day entry stamp OR extend for 30 days and get a re-entry permit at the same time at immigration.

@Kristopher ****************

Out of curiosity why not get a NON O and extend it ?? ;)

Possibly the problem many times is that many people already have an answer in their head that they want to hear or that suits their plans. Often they don't accept the actual answer because it is not what they wanted OR because there is no clear answer that can be given. Will I get a visa? Will I get in to Thailand after 2.5 visa exemptions and 1.7 tourist visas. Will I need an onwards ticket? Also 90% of the people that post have NOT reviewed the pinned topics or the previous posts or gone through any of the comments, which would answer their question before posting the same question for the 50th time. And they wonder why commenting gets closed quickly ;)

Are you 50..?

@Shahin *********

If she gets a connecting flight and is able to check in all the way through, then she will stay in transit, so yes. If seperate flights, then no.

A calendar year is a calendar year, in any country ;) Buddhist and Islamic calendars for example are only used for religious dates and holidays.