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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.
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No, of course not. You'll either always be interviewed, based on your past history and have to put up with it or be even more likely to be interviewed should you spend as little time as possible outside of the country.
Paul *******
Quite the opposite. The less time you spend in Thailand per entry, even on a DTV, the better! At least as far as immigration is concerned.