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Do you need to show your boarding pass to Bangkok immigration upon entering Thailand?

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Sep 22, 2019

5 years ago

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Does Bangkok immigration normally ask to see your boarding pass when entering the country?  Or just your passport?

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When entering Thailand, immigration officials in Bangkok typically require only your passport for clearance. Boarding passes are generally not requested at this stage.

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