On a SETV yes, on a METV, you can bounce to the next border, so you would not need onward travel within the first 60 days of your stay.

During application yes, usually not whilst traveling on a METV

I never been ask to provide proof of a driving licence in the UK either, doesn't mean it's not required.

If you have problems at check-in (I had it several times)

ask to talk to the supervisor (they are always around)

and you can explain (worked every time)

The staff at the counter does not have the authority to decide, the supervisor has..

The requirement for proof of onward travel is required if you're on a VE, VOA or SETV. It's not a specific requirement for METV or NON- (XYZ)

Has been done since 1979 ;-)

Groundhog day news ;-)

I like to do border runs and quite enjoy them. Otherwise I never would get out of this place.

I have the choice.

Do I apply for a Retirement Visa but can't work.

Do I apply for an investment visa, still can't work.

I have a company but don't need 4 employees to run it.

But I like to work, for my own company. I need to make an income in order to make profit, pay shareholders and taxes. Does not mean I have to physically work for my company.

So, my company offers a services to a Thai Family business which in turn employs me and gets my WP sorted, and I pay my tax accordingly and I'm still legal. There is no universal way to comply to the law.

Lucky, throughout the years, whenever the government changed the law, they didn't apply it retrospectively.

Example, if you obtained your retirement visa 20 years ago, you will not need to comply to the new 60'000 / 800'000 THB rule. Minimum investment has gone up, doesn't mean all businesses who started before have now to reinvest to comply to minimum investment for their visas. Same applies to some extend to other visas, work permits and laws.

And again, I worry more about this group being hijacked by "ThaiVisa" attitudes. :-(

I worry more about this group being hijacked by "ThaiVisa" attitudes. :-(

And get insurance!