Please check the Thai Embassy website for your location.

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

I’ve never been escorted to a police station.

@Dawn *****************

You can also use the magnifying glass (search feature) at the top of any facebook page, or (shock, I know) visit the embassy website for official information.

The first thing you do before planning a trip to any country is visit the (Country) Embassy Website for your country. This is the most basic, fundamental thing you can do.

Should you be traveling if you can't figure that out?

@Richard *********

Poor baby. Perhaps you could learn the definition of irony. Maybe then, you’ll understand my comment.

You can do it; yes, you can!

@Richard *********

The irony of your comment is beyond you, isn't it?

Is someone forcing you to be here?

Ask others, or use the search feature (magnifying glass) on the top of the page. This gets asked a lot but I don't pay much attention.

I've not needed a visa run in many years, and the border I used has been closed for some time.

@Anastasia *************

Again, depends on the airline.

@Anastasia *************

You need to have a return ticket. Do you have a return flight?

A few days ago, JAL stopped me and questioned why I have no return ticket within the timeframe of a Thai visa.

I have a retirement visa, so it's all good.

But it was the first time I was asked.

People aren't being evasive, it's because there's not one answer.

Why not just be legal (information on the Thai Embassy website) and avoid the worry?