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You could have been out of town and just came back. So thats why a new TM30. Just keep that as a possible explanation. But i guess they not even ask
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There is no 100% correct national requirements list because the about 90 individual immigration offices can add their own requirements. Thats why we always advice to contact your local immigration office.
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@Radost *************************
If someone want to be on the mercy of the I.O all the time it's ok. There is still a risk a I.O is not so considerate. But having the proper visa is much better. I remember covid when all who did not bother before to get a visa where stuck outside. eventhough they had property, wife etc. Properly living in Thailand but no status. i think thats not wise.
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Jon Campbell

Thats not fine. Read the post. Immigration started to question the OP. That happens more often if someone has many visa exempt entries and seem to be not a 'normal' tourist. They mostly start with a warning sugesting to get a proper visa. Its something not to ignore. You not want to be red flagged if yours wife and kid(s) live in Thailand.
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@Katie *********
Immigration will not ask you if you enter on a DTV.
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As a general rule an onward ticket is not asked for or a requirement for anyone on a visa. It's specifically appropriate for a exempt entry. But a airline can still ask for it. Most likely not.