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The "no visa" option is 60 days exempt of any visa. Depends on passport.
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YouTubers? Why would you ask them when the info is on the Thai embassy website and free on advice pages?
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@Sharron ******
non-O visa doesn't have insurance requirements. Do that and open a bank account soon as you arrive. Transfer your money into it. Then you can do the rest later if you want.
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@Brian ********
there you go again. Ranting nonsense. No idea why admin let you constantly post nonsense and abuse. Oracle? It doesn't take an oracle to know the facts about airline travel.
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@Anna ********
don't bother trying to talk sense to that guy. He's determined to twist everything that's said. Airlines can ask for proof of onward travel, often don't, but if they do and you've nothing to show they can, if they wish, deny boarding. Thai immigration is a different matter.
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@Brian ********
good grief. You sit on your keyboard writing angry posts, twisting what's been said and think others are attention seeking. Lol. No one said they are denying people in Thailand and the country's going to shit. No one said that. There's something wrong with you. Seriously wrong. It's the airlines that can, if they wish, require to see proof of leaving the country. It's a fact. You may not like it but that's just too bad. Thai immigration can, should they wish, ask for proof of leaving the country when people enter with a one way ticket. I doubt it happens often. It's not scaremongering to let people know so they make an informed decision.
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@Barbara *******
airlines workdwide can and might ask to see evidence of leaving the country. It's been like that for years. Irrespective of you being asked, it's a possibility.
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@Brian ********
why do you have such a problem with accurate information? You seem determined to mislead people. 🤷
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@Brian ********
based on the fact that some people have been asked to show proof of leaving country. It's a question any airline can ask you to show. . and deny you boarding if they wish. That's why there's a cheap "onward ticket" trick some people use. You may not like that fact but that's your problem.