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@Christopher **********
Yes, which is why one needs to be prepared to show their visa again. However, I have not had this happen to me. Also, most of my flights are direct. I rarely choose an airline involving a layover and if I do, I'll spend 24 hours there as I hate long flights.
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@Muhammad *****
The embassy asked for it? That is strange. Still, the airline shouldn't. On a tourist visa, yes, I can see that. All other visa types should not require one.
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@Christopher **********
No, only for visa exempt entry of course (maybe also if you're holding a tourist visa) but all other visa types do not require an onward ticket.
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@Muhammad *****
That's true but any visa that isn't a TR shouldn't require an onward ticket.
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@Jason ********
They will if you have a visa. It's very simple. As a passenger, you are responsible for your visa business. You must be prepared to show your visa to airline staff upon check-in without them asking you. Look at the staff and if they miss your visa, show them.
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@Christopher **********
You MUST make sure the airline sees your visa when you check-in. That stated, they'll probably ask for it if for some reason they can't find it.
Paul *******
Nothing wrong with being asked how long you will be staying for, particularly for visa-exempt folk.

US immigration asks this question (or similar ones) of most arrivals and it's the same in the case of EU/Schengen, UK, Australian and New Zealand immigration.
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Yes but you need a certificate of residence.
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@Dnatjugweme ***********
I highly doubt it. Never heard of anyone been asked for proof of funds in a bank account when arriving into Thailand.

Proof of 20K Baht in cash, yes, but that's usually reserved for visa runners and anyone entering via Ranong.