@Joey ****

not a shithole anymore. Democrats are gone.

@Rolf ********

yup

@Andy *********

nope

@Vinson ******

you are utterly mistaken. Please don't talk about American policies as you have no clue.

Whatever anybody says on this thread or on Facebook is irrelevant.You don't even know if they're up to date and things change from day to day sometimes in thailand. Talk to immigration and tell them what's going on and ask them if it's OK, it's pretty simple, not rocket science don't overthink it.

You can use.

Messaging app to do it for free.I used WeChat line and WhatsApp for 2 years.And you can also if you need to call at 800 number.You can use skype for free.

@John ********

I went in and out you know, 8 times that's 16 altogether in 18 months and no one ever asked me for an outgoing ticket either.Except if you apply for the ninety day visa when you're out of the country at a thai embassy then they do ask for it. Always. So I'm in Bangkok, 60 to 90 days. I gotta go to a Visa run if I want to just come back and get a 30 day Visa on arrival. Yeah, they don't ask, but if you want to waste your time if you know you're staying longer like I was you wanna get the 60 day and that's at the Thai embassy in whatever country you' are I was in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Vientiane and Shanghai... and then you've gotta show an. Outbound tick.. Guarantee you.

However, the advice I would give to friends is not to do what you're doing.

@John ********

Congratulations

@John ********

You're absolutely mistaken.They might not have asked for it but it is a legal requirement To show outbound travel reservations before the expiration of your visa on arrival in customs in thailand so take your chances and then they send you to a room until you go home in the airport. Thanks , I'll pay fifteen or twenty bucks and buy the onward ticket.