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Nope, unless you already have a record of many visa free entries, it shouldn't be a problem at all to just visit like that, without a visa.

@John ********

Naaah. It's true that it's against the rules and it could have get denied instead of ganted, but once it's granted, it's safe.

@Jan *****************

a story of *long* stays on tourist visa exemptions, I'd say. If you've come to Thailand many times, but always say 5-15 days per time, and each time is not to close to the following, it shouldn't be a problem, while if you've stayed 60+30 back to back for 3-4 times, then that's different.

Sometimes they ask to send the same you already sent. Just sent the same again. Can change the date, if anything

Participante anónimo 313 a Thai airline? Or Korean airline?

@David *******

yes, could be not written properly. The OP was referring to the check in at that other country, prior to embark to Thailand. Once in Thailand everything went smooth. My father also had a problem in the past when boarding a flight to South Korea in Malaysia with Thai Airways (with a stopover in BKK), because the Thai employee wouldn't "recognize" Costa Rica as a "real"country. He almost missed the flight because of that one employee.

@David *******

the OP came trhu an INTERNATIONAL flight, not a domestic one. Air Asia uses Don Mueang for their flights coming from other countries to Thailand.

@마리오 **

I bet they only need to scan it to determine if it's real or not.

Congratulations. Some airlines do like that not only for poor countries, but also for "unknown" countries. You wouldn't believe, but some stupid staff even "doubted" that our country (Costa Rica) was a real country 😂