@Luit ****************

I believe that he ran the flight number through his computer and saw that the flight was genuine

@David **********

it's a ticket showing a flight booking. If you Google dummy flight tickets it can all be done online it's a legal and valid ticket that will cancel itself after 14 days. If an immigration officer enters the flight number it will show a genuine flight. The IO did this in my case. Perhaps I was unfortunate to get a jobsworth. He asked other officers for advice

@Henrik ****

yes I bought a dummy ticket for $15. I believe it helped me on return

I did a border crossing to Malaysia (first one). I was asked a lot of questions on my return to Bangkok. I had already purchased a dummy ticket to leave Thailand for Bali. I showed this but I got the impression that it was touch and go. Eventually my passport was stamped for 60 days

@Ronnie **********

no you have to go to a immigration office in person

@Myles ******

I was intending it as advice to others

I've just arrived at Bangkok from kuala lumpur doing a border bounce. I advise purchasing a dummy ticket showing you leaving Thailand again. I had one and showed it. Until then I was being grilled as to how long I was staying. Despite me telling them approx 1 month I thought I was going to be refused entry. The IO even called for assistance for advice. This was my first border bounce.

@Phil *****

I'm in Thailand at the moment from the UK. Never was asked about finances

@Todd ********

or Tunisia

@Steve ******

I flew Birmingham to Bangkok with Qatar. No questions asked about returning. I did however have a reservation from Bangkok to Kuala lumpar which I purchased for 10$US from an American site. Just as a safeguard