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@David *******
Nothing pedantic about it. You are giving incorrect information. The only thing I give to Immigration with my passport is the boarding pass from the flight that got me to Thailand. It’s not always, or ever, white and blue and it’s not a TM30.
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@David *******
The TM30 is the form your hotel or landlord submits to Immigration showing where you are staying.
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This is not the official government website, but it could have some useful information:
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No. Visa-exempt (no visa) is 60 days. Visa on Arrival (VOA) is for some other countries.
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@David *******
I didn’t assume I was doing anything wrong. She asked for my onward ticket and I gave it to her. What would I challenge?
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@Lee ****
That won’t help you in the unlikely event the Immigration Officer asks for one. Some people “rent” a real ticket out of Thailand from onwardticket.com or one of their competitors. I think they are about $15US and automatically cancelled after a couple of days.
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@Robert *******
There’s no official limit of entries per year. It’s up to the Immigration Officer you get.
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Three weeks ago, when I landed at Phuket, the Immigration Officer asked me for my onward ticket. Fortunately, I had one. Had I not had one, she probably would have frowned on me leaving the line and booking one. I understand this is a rare occurrence, but it happened to me.